Why am I not writing?
So much has happened, there is so much to write about. But my thoughts aren't making it to the blog. I've got excuses galore. But the real reason is that I just don't want to talk about it.
What am I inspired by? My new skincare regime, Mario Badescu. (Oh my dear God, I've just looked at the website, this line is endorsed by Martha Stewart. My eyes and pores are bleeding in protest! NO!!!!!!!!! Ok, I'll just pretend that didn't happen and go and wash my face and use my lovely lotion that is pure, and unendorsed. Yes, that is much better. "I use Mariot Badesquew, I don't know what you are talking about Martha Stewart for!")
What am I excited about? Golden place mats and my new horn table accessories and the ravioli filling I just finished. (Spinach, Shitake, Oyster Mushroom with smoked prosciutto and asiago, mozzarella, Parmesan). Alexis turned me onto a great wine, A-Z, it's from down the road. I've only had the red blend and the pinot gris, both amazing for the dough.
What am I doing my very best to not think about, so that almost every action of the day distracts me from it? The fact that I haven't seen my little baby Sapphire yet, and don't know when I'll be able to. Great, now I've thought it and I'm crying. You see? This is why I shouldn't blog right now. It's so much better to just read everybody else's blog and look at the pictures of her. Our little angel, sent down from heaven for us. Our little jewel, come to sparkle and shine like the ocean, like the sky. (That is, when she's not punching her mother's udders for more..., that"s not Angelic behavior, Sapphie!)
So, back to recipes. No, back to product. My new mascara is amazing. It's called Kiss Me, and it actually tubes your eyelashes so that they do not flake, run or smudge. AND YET, it comes off with warm water at the end of the day. I'm in love. Am I allowed to be in love with mascara? I hope not, that'll make this life-long affair all the more exciting. It doesn't give the thickness that DiorShow does, but how often during a week do you need your face to look like a 60's fashion spread? And for the first time in my life, I feel safe wearing mascara on my bottom lashes. This emotion is fully separated and lengthened from the only makeup advice my mother ever gave me: DO NOT wear eyeliner or mascara on the bottom section of your lids, it makes you look like a tart. Maman, I mean no disrespect, but if you could see my lashes now, I think you'd change your mantra...
Brian bought me the most beautiful chair for Christmas. He asked me what I wanted and I said I wanted a chair to sit at the dining room table. We've been using camping chairs and our exercise balls to sit at our lovely mid-century style euro-modern table, it's just not right. Now, we have one chair, and it is beautiful. I'll have to take a picture and post it. Let's see, this had been difficult lately...
No dice, maybe later.
2 comments:
I hear yer coming sis. Could it be true?? I tried the tubes once. I didn't like how it melted into sticky strings on my face when I tried to wash it off. Do you want to know what my favorite new beauty regime is? Rubbing loads of the Weleda skin food that you gave me all over my face--it's the only thing that works in this dry sub-zero weather!!! xoxo
My mistake! Hanushka, no matter how hard you try, there is no way that anything, not even mascara and liner on the bottom lashes, could make you look like a tart! I simply loved your pining for Sapphie, very sweet! And don't worry, Heaven will make a way for you, who speaks so eloquently of Heaven's gift, to come and purr over this little angel. You'll see...
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