Now, I just need to find a good eyeliner that doesn't smudge. Someone (Juliana? Jilli?) recommended one. My prob is that I'm helpless with a brush, I want the kind with a firm applicator.
Urban Decay's 24/7 eyeliner does. not. budge. Even when you cry. I've been wearing it for a year (or 2), and it's really the best I've ever had. It's a pencil, not a brush-y type thing.
And trust me -- over the past week, I've re-tested its efficacy in situations that cause weeping.
What helped (is helping, really) me was to do the tears AND smile. I've been telling stories where I was crying and laughing at the same time. I love to talk about my dad, and I stopped for a while because I didn't want to cry, but I decided that getting his memory out there was more important.
As usual, Vortex is both wise and lickable.
I've just gone through another slew of adding people on Facebook who seem to be buffistae. As I've not bothered to confirm via my cell phone, it is a tedious process. And at this point, I can't remember who I've already tried to add. And I'm still fairly certain I can't see Meara's fabulous picture.
Geez. They've run so far out of good ideas for films, that they have reused all the good ones, as well as all the utter crap ones. And now they are starting in on reusing the mediocre movies. Feh.
Hey, the old Lehi Roller Mill is still there (famous from the first movie and still a tourist attraction), they can reuse that in the remake.
Noooooooooooooooo!!!!!
I may fall down and die from not surprise. Although Zac may actually sing Footloose. Poor Kenny Loggins. Of course, Kevin Bacon must play the mayor.
Nothing's going to top the Flight of the Conchords Footloose parody anyway.
Right after the original Footloose came out, I saw a couple of kids trying to reenact the dancing lesson scene, with two of them sharing a walkman. Turns out, what works well in an open field doesn't on a city street; the cord got snagged on a parking meter and kind of ruined the flow.