During a conversation I had with a friend the other day, he told me "You aren't the type of person people forget about". And I thought to myself, what makes someone difficult to forget? It was hard for me to answer this question because, for the most part, I don't forget anyone. Especially those who have made an impact on my life.
So, does that mean I make an impact? Or is there another reason? Even the ones who have came and gone from my life quickly. They resonate. So, why do so many people forget others?
Without getting too personal, I don't believe I am allowed to forget. I'm either on one side of the fence or another. There is no in between. Because of this, I either accept someone into my life completely, or completely shut them out of it. No one is gone AND forgotten. It comes as a blessing and a curse. I'm sure there are people out there who feel the same way...
This brings me back to my question, what makes someone difficult to forget? The answer I've found is: everything.
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Friday, October 14, 2011
Nine Inch Nails - A Warm Place
I 've always been in love with this song. Close your eyes and listen :)
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Inspiration
| True story. |
| My child will be glamorous |
| Sofia Loren |
| Lay it back... |
| ...And rock it out |
Lulu Guinness Black Studded Lips Clutch Bag |
| Pretty but Deadly |
| Walking Lust |
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Animal Cruelty
Although this blog is generally used for posting things about art/fashion/music etc. there are other more important subjects that I would like to touch on. One being animal testing.
Many products we use today are first tested on animals to find side effects. For instance, you know that getting shampoo in your eye stings. Before making it to shelves, certain shampoos are tested on animals to come to this conclusion, and caution labels are put on the bottles. The animals are kept in labs, have horrible living conditions, and are kept only to be tested on. Mice are not the only animals used in experiments. Rabbits, cats, dogs and other animals are also used for testing. I believe that this is cruel, and a form of animal torture which needs to stop.
Not all products are tested on animals. The ones that aren't usually say it on the back of the container. It's not always easy knowing which brands don't test, but to help educate people on this subject, I've put together a list of some that don't.
If I am missing any, feel free to post them in a comment. The more options we have for using non-tested products, the better.
Help save our furry friends!
Almay
Aveda
Avon
Bobbi Brown
Bonne Bell
Chanel
Clarins of Paris
Clinique Laboratories
Crabtree & Evelyn
Dermalogica
Donna Karan Beauty Company
Estйe Lauder
Hello Kitty
Kate Spade Beauty
La Mer
Lush
M.A.C. Cosmetics
Nivea
OPI Products
Origins
Physicians Formula
Prescriptives
Revlon
Stila Cosmetics
Ultima II
For more info, please visit www.PETA.org and search for "cruelty free products". To find out more about animal experimentation, Search "animals used for experimentation".
Many products we use today are first tested on animals to find side effects. For instance, you know that getting shampoo in your eye stings. Before making it to shelves, certain shampoos are tested on animals to come to this conclusion, and caution labels are put on the bottles. The animals are kept in labs, have horrible living conditions, and are kept only to be tested on. Mice are not the only animals used in experiments. Rabbits, cats, dogs and other animals are also used for testing. I believe that this is cruel, and a form of animal torture which needs to stop.
Not all products are tested on animals. The ones that aren't usually say it on the back of the container. It's not always easy knowing which brands don't test, but to help educate people on this subject, I've put together a list of some that don't.
If I am missing any, feel free to post them in a comment. The more options we have for using non-tested products, the better.
Help save our furry friends!
Almay
Aveda
Avon
Bobbi Brown
Bonne Bell
Chanel
Clarins of Paris
Clinique Laboratories
Crabtree & Evelyn
Dermalogica
Donna Karan Beauty Company
Estйe Lauder
Hello Kitty
Kate Spade Beauty
La Mer
Lush
M.A.C. Cosmetics
Nivea
OPI Products
Origins
Physicians Formula
Prescriptives
Revlon
Stila Cosmetics
Ultima II
For more info, please visit www.PETA.org and search for "cruelty free products". To find out more about animal experimentation, Search "animals used for experimentation".
Monday, September 26, 2011
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