 it to work well. I don’t mess around.
So, how do you know if you have oily, dry or combination skin? If you’re always reaching for blotting papers, you have oily skin. When you’re dry-skinned, you’re probably always paranoid about flaking skin and constantly on the lookout for the perfect moisturizer. If you’re still stuck and wondering which side of the spectrum you’re on, chances are you have combination skin. Don’t forget to buy a foundation based on your specific skin type.
Okay, I admit: even though I’m an avid fashionista and shopaholic, I absolutely hate trying things on. I know my measurements by heart and research sizing charts like it’s nobody’s business. In most cases, I can merely glance at an outfit and determine whether or not it’ll fit. But if you share this same mindset when entering the beauty realm, you’re going to have a hard time. Trust me. I wouldn’t tell you this stuff unless I really meant it, but when it comes to a makeup staple such as foundation, you need to try it out before buying. Make sure the foundation shade matches your skin tone completely. Ladies, I know it’s tempting to compare the color in the bottle to your skin tone in the mirror, but with foundation you’ve really got to apply it directly to your skin. It’s the only way to truly know. When trying out any foundation, make sure you apply it to your cheeks and jawline.
Test it in natural light.
So you know when you’re on a dinner date and that one mirror in the restroom makes you feel like a superstar? Then when you’re home later that night, you notice a blemish on your face and think, “How did I not see that earlier”?? Yep, light (or rather, lack thereof) is the culprit. When you’re not being illuminated by natural light, you’re not seeing yourself clearly. On a similar note, this is one big reason why I like to check on my eyeliner or eyeshadow outside before going to a major event. If I don’t, I find later that my bathroom mirror was too dim and that in all actuality, my makeup ends up being too thick. Anyway, it is equally as important to match your foundation in the sunlight for this very reason.
Indoor lighting can be very deceiving. The sun is your friend when it comes to matching foundation to your skin tone.Succumb to greediness with Superproducer's Rillettes de Saint-Jacques. Made from 65% of scallops caught 80km from the auctions and then shredded by hand, these rillettes are intended for a refined palate. Their gentle cooking and creamy texture highlight the delicacy and finesse of this noble shellfish.
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sittin in my chair
sittin in my chair
waiting on malaria results
sittin in my chair
that’s the song i’m singing in my head right now… which is slightly crazy… which proves that i am not quite myself and thus a candidate for malaria, though i doubt that to be the case.
it started as an innocent sinus infection, and i doubt it will amount to more. but i have random weak spells and hot flashes, which could point to that most favorite of tropical diseases (it’s right up there with amoebic dysentery) malaria!
getting a malaria test is easy as pie and only costs $7, so it’s a good thing to do every now and then. i took a zemi ride to the clinic and sat waiting 5 minutes for a young girl to get tested before me. the lab guy pricked her finger and squeezed blood onto two glass slides (this is called a blood smear). the girl was about to cry, so i told her she had very pretty blood. i realize now as i type the words that i must have sounded ridiculous, but she smiled, so i’m guessing that’s okay. she left and it was my turn… ooooh needles. i will voluntarily and gladly subject myself to an acupuncture treatment any day of the week… but needles in a clinical setting? shots and the like? makes me whoozy. not wanting to be shown up by the little girl though, i took a deep breath and got pricked. whew. two blood smears and a cotton ball later, i was paying my bill and out the door.
now i have to wait 3 hours for the results. i could call, but i struggle with french on the phone… so i’m just chillin around the corner from the clinic at my friend rhett’s office… doing a whole lot of nothing. hence this useless post.
chances are i won’t be back online to post the results (which will more than likely be negative) till tomorrow. till then… you’re welcome to sing the malaria song in your head too.
Good luck, I love Africa and I risk my life many times because of malaria.Sitting on….last yearI stayed three months in hospital(Falciparum) and now I can singoh happy day!.Ciao LaurenAgostino from Italyfalco.gabu@libero.it
What does the tune go like? Then I can sing it next time I’m waiting for my results!
The very idea of malaria is terrible to me, and I’m not even sure what it entails. Prayers to you. I’ll hope for positive news tomorrow.
Ohh, I love how positive you stay! I am praying for you and am looking forward to seeing you in May!!
Updates???? Hoping you are ok!!!
i’ll teach you the tune when you get back from togo, rob.no malaria here! woohoo! guess i’m just loopy.modern rifles, as in large ring mausers around 1898 added a vent hole immediately in front of the bolt face in it's locked position. Gas vents through this hole, away from the shooter.

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