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It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood

Purple Shadow

Today's eyeshadow look was brought to you by MAC:

Lid/Crease: Parfait Amour

Crease (to darken): Carbon

Inner Eye: Phloof!

Lower Lashline (inner): Parfait Amor

Lower Lashline (outer): Carbon

Dark Floral

Tubetop: Rainbow

Capris: Walmart

Shrug: Ross

Heels: Forever 21

...the shoes, the shoes, it's gotta be the shoes!

Recent OOTD

Blazer: Forever 21

Capris: Ross

Heels: Target

I curled my hair, put it into a pony tail and then pinned my curls.

Dress and belt: Walmart

Shoes: Ross



Check out the terrariums I made!

I have been wanting to make a terrarium for a while now...I finally did!

Here is the list of materials that I used/purchased:

6-7 small plants (cost around $4 to $6 each)

charcoal for fish tanks ($5 at Walmart)

glass containter: (approx $6 each at Walmart)

fish tank pebbles ($4 at Walmart)

decorative moss: $5

Soil (I had some left over from last year

(the center one is my favorite!)

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Before starting, prep you plants by taking them out of the small plastic pot they came in and separate them from the soil. One plant can be broken into several smaller plants.

1. Put an inch layer of pebbles at the bottom of each container.

2. Soak moss in cold water and lay a thin layer over pebbles.

3. Mix charcoal and soil; wet mixture until "mud pie" texture.

4. Add 1 inch thick layer of soil/charcol on top of moss.

5. Plant your small plants in the soil; terrariums look best by using an odd amount of plants (I used 3).

6. Soak more moss in cold water and lay a thin layer over the soil. Make sure not to cover any plant leaves, but use the moss to lift the leaves instead.

There are a bunch of tutorials on youtube and on line if this is doesn't explain it well enough for you. ;)

I hope you did too!

A Rose is a Rose...

Here I striking a pose at work. I bought my tope with the roses at Ross...

...another outfit that I found off the racks at Ross.

OOTD - Prepared for the Chill in the Air

I wasn't feeling too inspired this morning when I awoke, so like most times, I resorted to my usual neutral colors: grey and white (normally, I wear black and grety).

Top: Rainbow

Pants: Walmart

Shoes : Forever 21 (even though you can't see them!) :P

Easter fun and more...

So my sister and I got together with our two munchkins to color eggs.

Aside from the occasional fit, Rocco and Savannah had a good time.

Before the mess:

Showing off their eggs:

Rocco and Savannah showing Nana and Grandpa their eggs...

Later that night we had a little sleep over. Rocco, Savannah and I baked a jumbo cup cake to enjoy at Easter Dinner.

We built a fort to play in:

They had a blast together..."deuces!"

Finally asleep. Mission accomplished!

Easter egg hunting:

This is why I'm hot

...or so I think. ;)

Casual Friday - OOTD

Top(s) - Ross

Jeans - Rainbow

Shoes - Forever 21

OOTD

Ruffle top from Ross

Cardigan from Ross

Forever 21 leggings

Boots from Charlotte Russe

Hellllllo Kitty (app)!