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Friday, June 25, 2010

So nail polish and my birthday

Well we are going to start out with some fun facts about nail polish, some brands and great colors. So ta-da cue picture!



OKay, so this is an ad done my a nail polish company. No it's not an optical illusion. It's much like this



A clever sculpture like gag of fake spilled coke or wine. Now I like this add because it's very clever. Now lets talk about brands and my favorite colors. :)Well lets talk about my favorite nail polish that I am too poor to buy.

1. OPI Now since my favorite colors are red and black. Though not original they look fabulous wiht my skin here is a peek at some of OPI's polish.



Now what is so cool about OPI. Well there is so many great colors to pick from. here is an example. :D



Thats a lot of reds and pinks huh?

Okay not only do they have a lot of colors but it dries quickly, goes on smoother and lasts longer then cheap polish. :).

Now I use Wet N Wild at the moment. I do love ti and the colors they come in satisfy me, but if you buy cheap nail polish get a bottle of Sally Hansen nail hardener and your polish will stay on longer.

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Okay what is so great about Birthdays? You get a year older, but the two years most fun to reach are 18 and 21, and later a great age to reach is 60-ish (Social Security). Well this year I am turning 20,actually tomorrow I am turning 20. It's not as exciting as when I was a child, and it doesn't feel special.

But I suppose that is growing up, and I am actually fine with that, but (here comes whining) I have to go to my cousin's graduation party and smile with the family I had a fall out with not even two weeks ago. It seems like a shitty deal for me.

PeAcE

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Cat Facts. <(^.^)>. And other things.

So in my boredom I have been looking into cat breeds. So I'll list some of my favorites and ramble off some facts. Now.

The Bengal :




The Bengal is a relatively new hybrid breed of cat, formed by the cross of a domestic feline and an Asian Leopard Cat ("ALC"). It has "wild" marks, such as spots and the body structure more like the "ALC". The earliest mention of an ALC/domestic cross was in 1889, when Harrison Weir wrote in "Our Cats and All About Them"

Appearance


Bengal cats have "wild-looking" markings, such as large spots, rosettes, and a light/white belly, and a body structure reminiscent of the Leopard Cat.[1]. The Bengal's rosetted spots occur only on the back and sides, with stripes elsewhere. The breed typically also features "mascara" (horizontal striping alongside the eyes), and foreleg striping.

The International Cat Association (TICA) recognizes several Bengal colors (brown, seal lynx point, mink, sepia, silver) and patterns (spotted and marbled) for competition. In the New Traits class, other colors may be shown, as well as longhairs.[7]


Temperament


After three generations from the original crossing, the breed usually acquires a gentle domestic cat temperament;[1] however, for the typical pet owner, a Bengal cat kept as a pet should be at least four generations (F4) removed from the Leopard Cat. The so-called "foundation cats" from the first three filial generations of breeding (F1–F3) are usually reserved for breeding purposes or the specialty pet home environment.

Havana Brown





The Havana Brown, also known as the Swiss Mountain cat, is a breed of cat well known and shown in England in the 1890s. They are known for their dark brown color and sleek coat.

During World War I and World War II, the breeding programs of pedigreed cats suffered. It was not until the post World War II era that cat fanciers renewed their breeding efforts. In the early 1950s a group of English cat fanciers began working together to restore the breed.

Temperment & Appearance

The Havana Brown has not only a unique appearance, with it's rich mahogany brown coat and brilliant green eyes, but also a truly unique personality. This breed is outgoing and playful and they love to follow you everywhere you go. While most cats scatter at the sound of a sudden crash, Havanas run toward the sound to see what caused it.

Even after they are several years old they still enjoy a good round of tag, and they will play with a simple toy just like kittens. Havanas also like to make biting marks in paper or cardboard, so you must be careful not to leave important documents or photos lying around.

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Real updates on my life are boring, I take care of horrible rotten children. Who get into everything, and I just can't take it. It's been only two weeks of this and I'm quitting and getting another job if I can.


Tuesday, June 8, 2010

The basics, of my religion.

So what I'm giving you today is a run down of paganism and wicca, though I am not wicca as I don't follow the reed I will still cover it.

Now there is a popular saying that if you ask ten pagans what their religion is you'll get ten different answers, and this is true. Not one pagan is alike in their thoughts about the religion. There are dozens of different wicca and pagan groups in the U.S. today.

But first thing is first, there is no 'bible' for wicca/paganism nor a governing body. Though there is some ideals that transfer from one wicca/pagan to the next. Pagan's come from all walks of life, and don't have a certain look or way about them. Anyone you know can be pagan, and they all have their own reasons.

Since the religion doesn't recruit it may be hard to find a group in your area to ask about. So just be brave and ask about, find a show that sells incense and other things and chance is you'll find a pagan.

Now in traditional customs one would train for a year and a day, though as a solitary I did this, sort of. Since I could not completely train myself I read as many book s a possible. However if you find a coven don't think you know more, because in truth you don't.

The belief and use of magic is a staple within paganism, and is a pillar in the religion. The belief is that magic is not supernatural at all, but a natural thing in every persons life.

Be pagan does not mean you embrace the concepts of sin, heaven or hell, the evils of sex or nudity, confession, Satanism, animal sacrifice, or the inferiority of women. Paganism is a religion of self expression through a religious practice.

There are basic beliefs that go through every form of paganism, harm none, respect other's religions, The divine is everywhere in nature and us, the divine has both a male and female part, you are responsible for your own actions, and Holidays are based on the turning of the earth and the cycle of the seasons.

Now for an alter

On your personal Altar you should have the following;

An Altar Cloth (Center and Vail) – This helps to separate you from the mundane table. Black is good to absorb unwanted or extra energy.

A Censor (East and Air) – This helps to contain the smudge or incense that you use in the ritual or ceremony.

An Athame (South and Fire) – This helps you direct energy in ritual space.

A bowl of Water (West and Water) - This helps to hold the charged or blessed water.

A container of Sea Salt (North and Earth) – This helps to contain the Sea Salt.

A Pentagram Paton (Center and Spirit) – This helps for centering energies in ritual and charging tools for ritual.

Use Sage incense when in ritual. It’s a good basic incense to use because it helps to keep negative energies away.

Below is an example of how I set up my alter.




1 A bowl of salt
2 A bowl of water
3 A hand made small dish with jasmine oil for air.
4 A Candle
5 Is a stone box with a pentacle.
6 A goddess statue
7 A god statue
8 A wand
9 A athame
10 Twine for knot magic

This picture is my alter at college, the only picture I could find. There is no candle or athame, as I am not allowed to have those at school.

There are tons of books to read, and understand at bookstores and libraries. So read before doing anything. That is the point.

PeAcE