*raising eyebrow*
If you are going to be kind enough to ask me out on a date, have the courtesy of using spellcheck.
hello whats ur name i would lke to have date with you as well get to know you a bit wht do u think im kuis
Monday, February 15, 2010
Falsies!
Instructions for applying false lashes.
1. Hold lashes between fingertips and apply a liberal amount of lash glue to the edge.
2. Constantly keep fingers moving so that any excess glue does not bind said lashes to your fingertips.
3. Place falsies as close to your natural lashes as possible.
4. DONT BLINK.
5. Remove falsies and repeat setps 1-4 as it is impossible to get it right the first time.
6. Using a moistened Q-tip, remove drying glue from eyelids, bangs & bridge of nose.
7. Glue will take several minutes to dry. This process can be sped up by utilizing a blowdryer on low speed with high heat. Eyes closed, please.
8. Using a very dark eyeliner, trace edge of lashes being sure to cover clumps of glue.
9. Curl eyelashes gently.
10. Apply 7 coats of mascara to ensure that should lash glue lose it's grip, the mascara will have at least fused the falsies to your natural lashes so they don't fall off into your Mai Tai.
Knitting Socks
Soldiers hold a special place in my heart. I loved one, once upon a time.
Having had that experience, the adoration for the US Military has just kind of stuck with me. The dedication these men & women show makes me choke up a bit. A few of my brothers are former Marines (OOHRAH!) & providing comfort for the American Troops is just in my blood. It is the least I can do for the sacrafices they make.
I recently began volunteering at the USO. Thus far, it has been a life changing experience. An eyeopener of sorts. Each volunteer has a different reason for offering their time. Some are retired Military & Vets, some have family members in the service - brothers, sisters, children... and some have no connection to anyone in the Military - they simply want to say "thank you".
There is a fantastic site that I stumbled across this morning that touched my heart. anysoldier.com If you are looking to provide a little bit of comfort to our Men & Women serving overseas, this is the site for you! Currently, I have 3 friends serving in Iraq. I do my best to reach out to them as much as possible, just so they know that someone at home is thinking about them.
I may not always agree with the circumstances surrounding the deployment of our Troops, but that doesn't prevent me from knitting socks on the homefront. *wink wink*
Having had that experience, the adoration for the US Military has just kind of stuck with me. The dedication these men & women show makes me choke up a bit. A few of my brothers are former Marines (OOHRAH!) & providing comfort for the American Troops is just in my blood. It is the least I can do for the sacrafices they make.
I recently began volunteering at the USO. Thus far, it has been a life changing experience. An eyeopener of sorts. Each volunteer has a different reason for offering their time. Some are retired Military & Vets, some have family members in the service - brothers, sisters, children... and some have no connection to anyone in the Military - they simply want to say "thank you".
There is a fantastic site that I stumbled across this morning that touched my heart. anysoldier.com If you are looking to provide a little bit of comfort to our Men & Women serving overseas, this is the site for you! Currently, I have 3 friends serving in Iraq. I do my best to reach out to them as much as possible, just so they know that someone at home is thinking about them.
I may not always agree with the circumstances surrounding the deployment of our Troops, but that doesn't prevent me from knitting socks on the homefront. *wink wink*
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