Because it's the biggest city in the States. You can find beaches, forest trails, indoor rock climbing, skydiving (indoor and outdoor), mountain biking, different languages and religions, altruism, drag queens and racers, all the art communities, so much. Unfortunately, it's also known for its gangs, murders, drugs, homelessness, financial income extremes, lack of education, and racism.
Not the frontal area others have shown in pics, but a simple something on the outer labia might be cute. Never really thought about it before.
I'm just starting to get into extensions, and have really only tried the clip in kind. I've been hearing about halos and I've heard about glue ins and sew-ins. Are there others? Which have you tried or prefer and why?
With all the quarantine/social distancing, I've begun to learn to do make up and such. I've never cared much for it, never felt like I had the time to do the whole thing. But it's so fun for me now.
It's made me realize how important it is to take that crap off at night though!. I use the Precision wipes with retinol to remove it, then clean with Philosophy's purity. I have eczema, so I dab a bit of Cortisone at the sides of my nose and medial areas of my eyebrows, then moisturize the rest with It Cosmetic's Confidence in a Cream.
Recently I've been eying the eyes and am trying to remind myself to try these Veriphy or Lancome trials I have. I have all these beauty gifts I've never really used, and it's just time.
Do you feel like the masks are worth the time? (there I go again, lol)
It's been awhile. Hey, everyone. A round of Yuengling for everyone who likes beer. I'm so behind on reading it's like I'm a brand new member, lol. I like seeing show suggestions and what everyone's watching. I don't get into much TV but since real life is dramatic enough, I've gotten into Jane's Extraordinary Playlist. It's just fun and doesn't make me think, which I appreciate right now!
Chocolate milk. #teamnevergrowup
I read it and thought it was decent. Wish he'd follow his own advice though. I'm not a big fan.
I liked The Plot Whisperer. To me, it really explored the craft and made everything click in for me.
I'm ending a day of high temps under a Saharan dust cloud with a beer (they were out of Blue Moon so I went Corona, because what better time in life?). Now losing myself in the comp entry that will likely not be entered in time, as per my normal. I like it, though. Maybe a little off-normal, but that's the way I like them. ;D
Martin, that's too much pressure washing. Sleep well!
On my laptop, it's usually an image using a setting from a story I'm writing. Just helps me get in the zone.
Red wine. I love blends, but also cabernet and noirs.
That said, if it's a hot day, I'd want a cooler, lighter drink. I like whites then, if I'm drinking wine. Chardonnay or Moscatos.
What are some of the weirdest things you've Googled to write your stories?
I was laughing about this today. I've looked up a few fetishes, porn statistics, knife fighting, basic geography and weather of various locations, language translations, addiction basics, and homesteading... and that's just for erotica stories in the past year.
I loved this one. No character or plot cliches and I swear this woman writes better with every story. I've become a fan and a jealous fellow writer, lol. Congrats, Alyx!
It's been a long week. I'm sick of talking and thinking about, and planning for the virus. I'd much rather have a laugh, get laid, and/or get spanked. Maybe later. Now, it's wine:40.
Hello, you sexy bunch.
Only a week?
For me, Sprite is one of those people who drives the site. She was a rockstar when I started here and still is. There are a few writers whose work allowed me explore and understand my own sexual orientation and that the boundaries of what's sexy aren't solid. She's one of them. She's funny but serious, strong but vulnerable, deep but light, intense but chill, and she's fiercely passionate and compassionate.
Love you.
I'm glad you went! Some workshops are more like a celebration of writing and too nice to be constructive. Sounds like you got a good one.
Take what you heard, learn it, breathe it, and forget it when you write. Use it when you edit. Otherwise you'll never be able to do it again. That was my experience anyway. I constantly read published work as well, to get me out of my head and keep my writing more fresh.
Can we add that?
