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I started to read to catch up. I made it through a couple of pages. But then I just couldn't stand it any more, and I skipped a little over 4000 posts. On the bright side, my oh-my-goodness-gracious-I-can't-believe-how-busy-I-am-month may actually be over, and I look forward to the possibility of becoming human again. And to reading b.org again!!
That said, I have to run to a meeting, but I feel like it may actually be possible for me to read and post for at least two whole days in a row!
Welcome home, libkitty.
My make up samples came today. They are very pretty. Does anyone have any advice on applying them.
Mine arrived too - but I don't have time to play with them. I would think a make-up brush would be the best way to apply.
Anyone want to move next door to us?
Lawn repair a must. (There's no driveway, so the current owners made their own...what a mess.)
If you look beyond the "driveway" you'll see our white minivan parked in our yard which is sideways to their lot.
That's a lot of money for such a tiny place. Especially one with the description "Charming home w/ tons of potential...A little elbow grease & you're good to go." That's really code for "Best improved with a match," right?
And I think their addition is off on the square footage.
Dammit! Peregrine falcon, right outside my window, looks like he's going into a stoop. And then he disappears below my level of vision and I can't see what happened!
They taunt me!
Drive by to wish the Zmayhems a happy anniversary!
My make up samples came today. They are very pretty. Does anyone have any advice on applying them.
Get a flocked sponge (Walgreens has them) or a Kabuki brush (weirdly, the Target house brand "bronzer" brush is pretty good, considering it's under $5). I've also used a regular foundation brush and a blush brush, but find that the sponge works best for me, with the brush second best.
There are many sites with application suggestions, and Alima's own looks pretty good: [link]
My method is to tip a small amount of minerals into the lid or a dish, and to press the flocked sponge into the powder, folding the sponge aronud the minerals and sort of squishing them in. I then start applying in short, downward strokes near my jawline, working my way up and towards the middle of my face. Always start with less than you think you'll need.
Happy Zmayhems Day!