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Hell's bells!!!!

Oops....

I didn't realize it had been two weeks since my last post. Since I apparently live in the new Arctic Circle, all I've had time to do is stay warm.

My daughter has missed five days of school due to the weather. That's unheard of where I'm from. When I was in High School, I can't remember ever having a show day. 

Maybe that was before Global Warming.  Who could tell. And is Global warming really a thing? Or is it something the Government made up to scare the Hell out of normal people like myself? 

On that note....away we go. 

 This is the look I came up with for New Year's Eve. Did I go out? Nope. Did I have a Gourmet dinner party for 20 at  my home? Again, nope. I never do  things like have dinner parties. I just thought it was New Year's Eve-ish looking. Yes I know that isn't correct Grammar. And no, I don't care. If people can say "A'ight or turnt." I can say Eve-ish. Get with the program teachers. Start teaching cursive and get those brains working. There is already a plethora of idiots in this world. We really don't need any more. 

Speaking of idiots, did anyone see the Facebook post of the man with the ladder. He was trying to get a sweatshirt off of a pipe of some sort. Yes he had a ladder. I have to give him credit for that. Did he open the ladder? No. He picked up this ladder and proceeded to try to knock the sweatshirt down with the 12 foot ladder he was swinging. Derp!!




So, here you see  my Eve-ish look. Base coat of your choice. I use to always use the same one but I have branched out. :) On my ring and flip-off finger(middle finger) I used three coats of Wet N Wild Megalast Studio Glitter & Gold. This is a straight up gold frost polish. (local Rite-Aid) For the glitter by the cuticle I used Glitter Lambs Million Dollar Gradient. (Etsy)  For the other three fingers I used Orly Terra Mauve I think. The sticker is mysteriously missing of the bottle. (Ebay or wherever Orly polish can be purchased.)  For the glitter on the same three fingers I used Glitter Lambs Million Dollar Gradient. One coat of Sally Hansen Quik Dri and the deed, she is done.

 Very simple but pretty. You could do a look like this with just about any color you wished.  

Per usual, I always buy my own supplies. Seriously? Who would sponsor me? I'm sort of crazy.

Thank you for stopping by.

Lee

P.S. Interested in getting Makeup Brushes in you mail box every month? If so follow this link. This is a picture of the brushes I received in December. I can't guarantee you will get the same amount of brushes every month but I have had at least four in every package. The link is below. Thanks again.
https://liveglam.com/morphe-brushes/?ref=mamacinco61@yahoo.com


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