Archive for July 2009

Some True Spring Children

July 23, 2009

Pure season kids are the real deal. They haven’t yet learned to temper some of their pure characteristics.
These are the party children. Playful, silly, unpredictable. Would shoot Grandma with the water cannon. As 2 year olds, it takes a lot of extended family to keep them alive.

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Cheap Home Gym Flooring

July 19, 2009

Kids’ Reversible Tiles that are used to cover play areas make the most ideal cushioning for workout floors.
Just one of those cheap, simple, and effective things that make life better.

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Makeup Model : Cool Winter

July 15, 2009

The more you work the particular strengths of your season, the more together your look will be. Winter is a season of stark clarity and respecting that will work the feeling best. If Spring bubbles, Summer flows, and Autumn glows. Winter gleams like platinum. This is not a season for fussy details. The colors are a little hard and the look is dramatic. There is no need to be shy with color intensity. The stronger the color, the healthier the season looks.

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July 5, 2009

We’ll be making a few changes with the blog this week. Actually, I will be thanking Heaven every day for my excellent site maintenance friend, Rick Beckman, who will be making these changes for us.
As the site gets more traffic, there are times when a Traffic Overload message restricts access. Rick is aiming to correct that.
Comments are temporarily disabled because newer comments may get lost in the process. The next post is Makeup Model : Cool Winter, due to publish on July 15.

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The True Summer Child

July 2, 2009

You don’t expect a whirling dervish to come out of someone who looks like Mrs. Claus. Anne of Green Gables … less of a reach. Cruella DeVil … still less. We instinctively expect a personality and a coloring to be associated because it so often works that way.

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