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I just saw this picture and my heart actually hurt. We live on the most amazing planet - it supports innumerable lifeforms and one species has managed to destroy it.

As someone who considers herself positive I am reminded by a quote I heard - I think it mother Theresa who said 'I'm not anti war I am pro peace'. I feel the same way about saving the planet. I'm not about being anti climate change. I'm for kindness to all parts of the earth including the planet.

I started following solar pink a couple of years ago but I was slightly put off when certain Pele started becoming very combative and aggressive which is not a way I am choosing to be. I am aiming for a more GAIAPUNK - making being a sort of mother nature in training a way for me to be.

I would love to have more solar and renewable sources in the world as I believe these are essential. But I believe that part of this is to be kind to people as well as the planet.

I had decided to forego modelling and performing. After all im never going to be the hit of fashion week ;)

But after having a conversation with a couple of friends, they have convinced me to have another go. Maybe I won't walk the runways of milan but I get to play dress up for fun.

Who says we all have to be the same? As my friend said, the world would be a boring place if we were all identical.

We could say that it is only by laying down arms and refusing to fight that peace can be attained. But this is not true. It is not right to allow people to suffer under regimes where they are not allowed to live freely and to make their own choices. I don't claim to be a great humanitarian but I believe that in some small way, we can all make a difference. This is why I consider myself a humanist but I also support the work that is done around the world by military personnel. For the vast majority of personnel that sign up to the military it is peace that is their motivation for enlisting and the chance to defend someone who is unable to defend themselves.

So when I say peace is a battle, I believe this is true. It is a battle that is fought every time a soldier stops someone being killed by I.E.D.'s or stops a family losing a father or mother because they are being forced to do something they do not believe in.

UNICEF are an organisation that support the people who are displaced by acts of war and terrorism. In 2014 they need $613m to carry out the work they are wanting to achieve. I am holding a picnic for peace on May 4th. If I am able to raise £100 ($165), this will mean a family has a temporary home, or a child has vaccinations to keep them healthy, or a few families will have enough to eat.

It's a few hours out of my life, in a park with friends, family and maybe some people I don't know and this could make a massive difference to so many people. So why don't you have a Picnic for Peace and see what a difference you can make.

Over the past few years, it has become easy to become desensitised to the horrors of the conflicts that are happening across the world.

The simple fact is far too many people are accepting of the pain, suffering and death that are being seen as normal. So the question to me is very simple. Are you willing to see this as acceptable? Are you willing to see children dying and think it's ok, it's not here. If it was your neighbours, or your friends, or your family, would you think it's ok then?

The enemy of conflict is unity. By working together and by saying this is not acceptable. We will not allow people to die unnecessarily. We will not allow children to be turned into soldiers, we will not see them watch their fathers killed because of their religion or where they live. We will not watch millions driven from their countries and struggle for food, medicines, clothes and the essentials of life.

So, what can we do? We aren't soldiers, we aren't high powered politicians who are failing to end the wars that other people have started.