Slowly getting better

[cupcake_goth]

Today I had enough energy to put on makeup!

(Look, I like playing with makeup. Going for nearly two weeks without playing with makeup was making me cranky and twitchy.)

Thanks to a whim to play with my Lip Tar colors, I have discovered that I look ... odd with bright pinky-fuchsia lipstick. Now I know. Also, this may be a sign that cabin fever is setting in.

I am hoping that the next step in my recovery is that my brain comes back enough for me to work on my writing projects. I keep opening up notebooks or documents, staring at them, and then going "Nope. Words Gone." Vexing, very vexing.

Comments

[staxxy.livejournal.com]

makeup is usually a good sign. :)

[martygreene.livejournal.com]

I own EVERY liptar shade, but I also have gifts for you from David. When you're better, we need to get together and I'll give you your gifts from the trade show and you can play with all manner of craziness.

[dark-catnap.livejournal.com]

Huzzah for feeling better and playing with makeup!!

Slowly getting better

[fatoudust.livejournal.com]

I know what you mean. That`s the worst part of being sick for me. Lying there and thinking, I could be putting this down time to so much better use. But no, not even enough brane to play computer games. But I am feeling better too. I was thinking about nail polish today. I just got out of the shower and it was so good. I wish I could just stay in the shower; I`m not sick in there.

[javagoth.livejournal.com]

Glad you are feeling better. Hope you are all better soon!

[tinkerbell86ca.livejournal.com]

Playing with makeup? That is a good thing! Cabin fever, bad thing. Though a wonderfully gory movie.

[morseren.livejournal.com]

I would love to know what you think of the ease of blend-ability and how well they last. I am considering ordering a couple since they seem to be pretty chemically safe as opposed to commercial lipsticks.

Ah...the quest for non-toxic lipstick is never ending it seems.

Thanks,
Rebecca W.