Concealer - MAC pro long wear
Foundation, that depends on the coverage that you want. I've been using UD Naked Skin but I think it's too watery. Going to go back to MAC soon, but was checking out what else was out there.
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Concealer - MAC pro long wear
Foundation, that depends on the coverage that you want. I've been using UD Naked Skin but I think it's too watery. Going to go back to MAC soon, but was checking out what else was out there.
Right now I pretty much use a concealer as foundation. I don't want anything very heavy - probably more of a CC cream thing with sunscreen in it. I've heard of the MUFE, that UD one, and a Nars as good foundations. Then another Nars, MUFE, and Mac as concealers.
I just need to go to Sephora and get them to try some out on me.
oh and my purse gets here today. Yaaaaaay.
This whole post seems very WASP-ish.
hey, it's moving along. Snail's pace, but it's moving. That discovery we made yesterday will certainly help get me out of what I'm doing now much faster.
Cstrunk went all George Will on us. I can usually figure out the meaning of Will's stuff by context, this I had to google. Didn't know there was a word for it.
Gave me a bad flashback to when the late great Sasha the Bagel Dog got old and senile and did this sometimes.
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A lot of times I will initially guess the exact opposite of the meaning of words that George Will uses until I remember which opinion he generally aligns with.
On a somewhat related note. Did anybody else have trouble with the word prohibited growing up? The beginning of the word is "pro" which I generally thought to be a word that meant in favor of something. I would then see signs that said stuff like "Swimming is prohibited near the dam", "Smoking is prohibited near the fuel pumps" or "Shoplifting is prohibited" and think, "Why are these places in favor of these bad things?" It's probably just me.
Thankfully MrsWx handled bath time last night since LittleWX decided to poop in the tub. She even cleaned it up!
In my defense I was switching the laundry when the incident occurred and washed the dishes during the cleaning.
I hear that happens to everyone at some point...... Hopefully I haven't jinxed myself.
Look CG, reason #153735564 to question having kids: pooping in the tub and having to clean it up.
We've only had that happen once, and it was in a hotel bathtub when Grandma was giving him a bath so she got to clean it up :yes:
We had one kid poop while we were giving two kids a bath at once. The older one was mortified that all of a sudden there was poop floating around in the tub. However, it is still an occasional topic of conversation between them.
My ex wasn't big on following instructions regarding kid maintenance...he had to learn from experience.
He decided to change our infant son's diaper. He put son on OUR bed, with nothing (not even a fresh diaper) underneath. He gets the diaper off and tosses it to the pail. Meantime the fountain of youth starts up...so he throws the fresh diaper on top of son. Then the "solid" waste starts emerging (remember this is on OUR bed). He tries to stop it with his hand....parents of breast-fed babies will know what I mean when I say that was completely futile. I hear him hollering for me and I come in to find him holding the diaper on top, his other hand full to overflowing with liquid poop...
Fortunately nothing made it through to the mattress, but everything (including son) had to be thoroughly washed.
And lest you think that permanently excused him from changing diapers...nope. But he DID learn to use the changing pads after that.
He decided to change our infant son's diaper. He put son on OUR bed, with nothing (not even a fresh diaper) underneath. He gets the diaper off and tosses it to the pail. Meantime the fountain of youth starts up...so he throws the fresh diaper on top of son. Then the "solid" waste starts emerging (remember this is on OUR bed). He tries to stop it with his hand....parents of breast-fed babies will know what I mean when I say that was completely futile. I hear him hollering for me and I come in to find him holding the diaper on top, his other hand full to overflowing with liquid poop...
Fortunately nothing made it through to the mattress, but everything (including son) had to be thoroughly washed.
And lest you think that permanently excused him from changing diapers...nope. But he DID learn to use the changing pads after that.
Neither one of my kids has done the poop in the tub thing. Baby GTO did have an incident a couple of weeks ago where it looked like his diaper just exploded and poop was everywhere. I was holding him at the time and had to wash my clothes right away. Wife ended up throwing away his onesie. It was that bad.
Yeah, those are fun. My son didn't have many blowouts, but he did have one at a rest area in the middle-of-nowhere North Dakota. My wife was waiting in the car. I went in with a fully clothed infant, and came out with a diaper-only infant. She was confused.
Of course, this was one of the those "throw-back" rest areas that think that fathers don't change diapers so changing tables aren't necessary in the men's room, so I got to deal with it on the floor.
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