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[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Thanks Epic and Calli. It is a good day when it only takes 3 attempts to get the IV started. My worst day took 5, or was it 6. And I know I have it easy compared to many others. Just having my own pity party here - don't mind me.
In other news - the headache is not gone, but it is not trying to bring me to my knees. At least not so far today.
But all that pales compared to the foaminess that is going to arrive in my fair city in just over a week.
I've only tried it at Sephora, but it runs both dark and yellow, which eliminated it from contention right off
It probably would for me as well considering our similarities in coloring. I may just order some Alima samples and see how that works out.
Suzi, you going to the doc today for your headache?
Fred Pete - my mom is still dealing with blood clots she got when she had her hemo-dialysis port.
Go Alima, choose Alima! Woman-owned and they give 5% of profits to charity. You can look good and do good at the same time!
Does Sephora (or any chain) sell Alima? I hate ordering cosmetics I'm unfamiliar with, on the internet. I like to see stuff in person.
::bounce bounce bounce::
I posted this in LJ, too. But I need help with a cover letter. I really like the sound of this position [link] but I need a cover letter that says "LOOK! Accounting and customer service and I'm wanting to switch industries and beginning work on my BS in Human Services and really want to work for non-profits, please pleaseplease give a pretty and smart girl a chance, wontcha wontcha wontcha?? Huh huh huh??"
But not sound like a puppy.
Cindy--they send sample packages, so you can figure out what works for you.
I think there may be some places in PDX that sell it, but nope, it's not available elsewhere that I know of.
I've tried both Bare Minerals and Aromaleigh and they both make my skin itch.
Aromaleigh added silica to their formula at some point, which has always been a break-out trigger for me. It's also not as finely milled as Alima or Mineral Boutique or some of the others I've tried. It helps a lot to apply it with a flocked sponge, as I found kabuki brush application irritated my skin no matter how soft the brush.
Yeah, I have an appointment at 4:30. I would cancel cause I feel more human today than I have since Saturday, but my mom keep reminding me that this has been an ongoing problem for a few months. I'm so tired of doctors. I mean, this could be a side effect of the iron (7% chance), allergies, hormones.......