I was just thinking bout makeup and how I don’t really like putting it on. Not because I think it makes me look….a bit artificial, but because I spent all of middle school and high school make-up less. So even if I put on a bit of eyeliner on and some other stuff it’s like a huge shocker for people because I got that natural swag look on 24/7. I don’t think I look bad in makeup, but I really think I can do without(an exception for cover up for blemishes when I really need it).
But that really hinders my ability to do anything with my face. It’s like freaking artist block on my damn face. Some girls just know their face so well, that they just make their natural face and makeup face weeeeerrrk. Somehow a lot girls somehow know how to make bright colors look good on their face.
Slowly I’m adapting to “natural” makeup with neutral colors. A bit late but hey. Lol if I get a daughter I’d be instructing her once she’s like 13-14ish in classy non extreme makeup and stuff so she doesn’t become makeup impaired like me.
Filed under makeup personal natural face
So today I hung out with Erica and Anna around Chinatown/Soho. Originally we went out to go to sample sales but we ended up browsing random places and eventually Housing Works. I was browsing through a basket of CDs and found Cobra Starship’s Nightshades marked at 2 bucks. So I searched on and found this CD with the most hipster cover art I have ever seen. It was for the indie band Scattered Trees’ Sympathy. I decided to give it a try cause it was cheap. I was glad I didn’t waste 2 bucks because they’re not bad.
And finally I found Nirvana’s live album, From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah for five bucks(Actually Anna found it, thanks!). It has “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and my favorite from them, “Lithium” among the other 15 tracks.
So yeah now I’m listening to them. Cool story bro.
Filed under thrift used CDs Nirvana From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah Scattered Trees Sympathy Cobra Starship Nightshade Housing Works
I only started using my gmail account seriously this summer. I usually just use it to apply for memberships I don’t give a crap about. So when I had to do a “movie DVD cover” assignment with a group for my Interpretation and Argument class about Social Media’s effect on Democracy and Journalism, I used my gmail account to sign up for a fake facebook for our “DVD cover”. Our “movie” focused on the Syrian Revolution/”Twitterevolution” so we decided to make a fake account for Bashar Al Ashad. We used the name John Doe to sign up and listed him under Syrian government since we thought it was risky to make a “imposter” account. In the end we thought it was too much work to photoshop stuff in, so we decided to call the account “The Syrian Government” and put some random picture in.
I long forgotten about the project but I got an email from Facebook saying,
“Here are some people you may know from Syrian Government![]()
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Bassel Al-Soury, Haiyan Nabeh Trkman, Hafez Assad, Sylio Haider, Hafez Al-Assad Hwh and many others.”
Filed under wut Gmail Syrian Revolution Interpretation and Argument CMU lol
