Monday, September 13, 2010
covergirl
Also... Taqueria Arandas off Mason Rd and I-10??? It's REAL Mexican food and it is soooo good. The salsas are addicting and my cheese enchiladas were very tasty! I'm definitely planning on going back; next time to try the pork, onion and cilantro soft tacos!
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Veet, It Does Work!
I feel rather old today. My baby brother graduated high school this morning. I remember when I graduated both high school and college. It's going by so quickly I feel I can hardly keep up sometimes. I'm wondering if, when I become certified, if I will be participating in my student's graduations. I'd more than likely cry at every single one; I'm emotional like that. I'm that same person that cries at weddings too!
As for the product of choice today, I was thinking about summer time. What do women hate to do but have to do it especially during the summer? Remove the leg hair! I don't always feel like shaving and I was curios about hose hair removal creams. I tried nair and that failed me big time. I have thicker hair, and the instructions say to leave it on there if you need to for up to 10 minutes and I did. My hair refused to obey and needless to say, I was back to the good ol' Venus Embrace. I did decide to try again, and this time to my surprise a product worked. I've put up a link, thanks to amazon, so you can see my miracle worker. I knew to leave it on for 10 minutes and then step into the shower. The one thing I wasn't counting on was the water pressure of my new showerhead. It took off the cream immediately. Here I am thinking NOOOOOOOO!!!!! I use the lil' pink scrapper the best I can even though the cream is gone. Some of the hair is gone. I wake up a few hours later and find that its all gone and my legs are smooth. I'm quite impressed! I will definitely be buying this again! It's also a great idea for when you're traveling and don't want to deal with razor blades and the risk of cutting yourself. Try it and let me know what you think!
Your guinea pig,
~Megs~
Thursday, May 27, 2010
bandzed? pun intended
That entertains me alot more than it should. It's kind of like the new pogs. Remember those? The lil milk cap game where you stacked them and hit them with a slammer to see how many you could turn over? We used to trade and collect those back when i was in elementary school.I had at least a hundred of them and i even had cool bright and glittery cases for them too.I These bracelets though seem alot cooler, even the high school kids and college kids have been seen sporting them. I may not understand the coolness factor of it but when my 8 year old niece handed me a silly band that was in the shape of an owl i couldn't say no.
Sad huh?
<3
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
shoes!
You're looking at me funny, or understanding me completely. For one who speaks Japanese, these are perfect! I would love to wear these! Alas, the money supply is short thanks to a very small paying job and tons of bills. I am a wishful thinker, hoping one day those shoes shall be on my feet! The patterns remind me of bento boxes, chop sticks, and umbrellas. Another dream is to actually visit Nippon itself. I've been eyeing pictures of Himeji Castle from textbooks too long and would prefer to see it in person, rather than a photograph. The link to the left at least can show you a glimpse of what I'd like to see for myself. For those of you that have been there, I'm a bit jealous!
Jaa, mata ne!
Monday, May 24, 2010
Do the Wave
Also I really want to read Molly Ringwald's new book, plus there is a book about Kate, Prince Will's girlfriend and that has my curiosity piqued as well. Both are on sale at Target but alas, rent comes first! What are you reading right now?
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
article published!!!
WARMING UP:
I actually do a lot for many different people but the thing I enjoy the most coincides with my fave hobby; crocheting. There are literally tons of charities all across the country that gladly take handmade goods and distribute them to those in need. A familiar sounding one is Caps for Chemo, where people make hats and send them in to chemo patients so they have something warm to cover their heads while in treatment. Another charity collects squares to stitch blankets together for our soldiers across the sea that don't have loved ones here at home.
When I was in college, I was a part of a local knitting and crocheting group at my friend's church. Every Christmas we put up a Christmas tree and we covered it with everything wearable that we made over the year. At Christmas, the goodies were boxed up and given to a local charity like The Battered Women's Shelter. When I graduated college, I decided to keep doing that and I mailed the church my box of goodies I'd made over the year.
My mom's church had a new youth minister about a year ago and he helps out people in South America that are extremely impoverished. I decided that on his trips I would send down the goodies I'd made for those in need. I figured out that I didn't have to send a box back to my college town but that locals could use my help.
Eventually the youth minister left my mom's church and I joined my dad's church instead. I've found out what I really prefer. They have a homeless ministry where they go and help out homeless people that they see while driving around. I make blankets with all of my leftover yarns and I also make hats and scarves as well for my minister to pass out. The only hard part is that police are chasing these poor people down and any of them caught holding a sign are taken to jail and then thrown right back out on the streets. They need to be shown kindness. I know that the homeless need everything they can get and I know that with a blanket they can have something warm and know that somewhere, someone thought of them.
what do you think??? ^_^*