My thyme plant in the lady sanctuary’s doing well!
I’ve got thyme on my hands, and I plan to spend some of it with my thyme plant today, which, by the way, is having the thyme of its life best now on my deck!
LOL. Tijm. snap je…? Buh-dum-bump! I’ll be here all day, folks! ?
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I’m growing three herbs in the lady sanctuary at the moment — dill, cilantro and thyme! The dill and thyme are starting to get big, so I ought to trim them down a little (the cilantro’s being a bit of a diva, so no haircut for her today), and although I have some idea how to work the dill, I’m not so sure about the thyme.
Last time (thyme? haha) I used it was Easter in a roast potato and chicken dish, but other than that I don’t really know what chooses it, so I bookmarked a few recipes that look yummy (they’re noted below in case you’re curious). If you have any ideas, I’d love to hear about them. tell me all your thyme secrets, please.
It’s good and sunny today, so I’m going to take Connor to a new playground we found in town. It has a huge play structure, a sandbox, a separate play area for the toddlers, and I’ve heard that there’s also a creek somewhere nearby… I just really wish there was a way to bring Tabs ? because I can see him unwinding in the sun next to Connor while she plays in the sandbox.
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He’s fantastic and cooperative on a leash, but I think all the kids would make him too jumpy. I’m scared he’d get frightened and make a run for it.
Now, if I had a cat stroller… (HEY, EL HUB, MY BIRTHDAY’S COMING SOON!) That would be a completely different story. I’m just sayin’… If a cat stroller comes my way, I won’t be mad about it! ?
In other news, here are the stories that caught my eye this week… hope you’re having a great weekend so far.
All the thyme recipes I want to try: Lemon Thyme Shortbread Cookies, One pan Lemon Thyme chicken Asparagus, Lemon Thyme Tea Bread and Broiled Catfish With Fresh Thyme, Garlic, and Lemon.
So numerous fun facts about lipstick in this BBC video! Did you know that the world’s first commercially available lipstick was created by Pierre-François Guerlain, and that the first peeps to embrace it in the us were the suffragettes, because lipstick symbolized their defiance?
Ah…take me back to the ’90s, where butterfly clips, claw clips, comb headbands and scrunchies ruled!
Actually, I still wear claw clips. and scrunchies. (Whatever, don’t judge.)
This post is all about ’90s hair accessories, but what I really got a kick out of was the makeup and hair on the celeb pics, especially the Drew Barrymore picture from 1995. I had that exact hair style and brows, and for the record, I looked terrible!
According to this Racked piece, it costs $2.50 to make a tube of lipstick.
So, how do companies get away with charging so much much more for it? follow the $$$.
“In general, when a seller wants to sell a company’s products, the seller purchases those products from brands at 50 to 65 percent less than the retail price, then marks them back up to sell, taking that profit. That implies the brand needs to sell a lot much more to make a profit, which discusses why makeup prices can in some cases be 10 times higher in a store than what they cost to make. Both the store and the brand needs to see a profit. selling products to sellers implies giving up a lot of potential income and control; the upside is that you can make that up in volume as well as get amazing exposure. Of course, if a brand chooses to stay direct to consumer, that comes with its own costs, like paying much more staff and maintaining a website. shipping and dealing with can also be a big financial hit. it all contributes to the final price you the consumer pay.”
Yes, this is real life, not the most recent summer spy ?️ novel. A makeup artist used makeup and pigs blood (oh, my) to help this Russian journalist stage his own murder as part of an fancy plot to catch an alleged assassin…
As a bonafide foundation junkie, I’m stoked about the new launch of Dior Backstage face and Body Foundation. The rest of the products in Backstage look pretty cool, too.
Is this the future of shampoo? A new line called OWA Haircare (an acronym for “out of this world amazing”) will be launching powdered shampoo this fall…but it’s *not* a dry shampoo.
You take it with you in the shower, sprinkle it on your hair, add water, and lather up.
So it’s practically like a solid bar shampoo, except powdered…
I don’t think I’ve ever seen something like this before, so I’m curious. putting it on my radar to try.
I liked this piece on actress Viola Davis, who says that she lives by these four easy rules:
I’m doing the best I can
I will allow myself to be seen
I apply the guidance an acting trainer gave me to all aspects of my life: Go further. Don’t be afraid. put it all out there. Don’t leave anything on the floor.
lzal geen mysterie zijn voor mijn dochter. Ze zal me kennen en ik zal mijn verhalen met haar delen – de verhalen van mislukking, schaamte en prestatie. Ze zal weten dat ze niet alleen is in die wildernis.
Deze video maakte me zo hard op. Hij ziet eruit alsof hij net uit bed is gerold, gooide op een sweatshirt en liep vervolgens de straat naar beneden om de video van deze song op een willekeurige plek in het winkelcentrum te filmen … in de jaren ’90!
Aaand Dit volgende nummer zit momenteel in mijn hoofd. Ook zijn de close-up van haar make-up mooi.
Oh, ik heb eindelijk getrouwde plaats door Tana Frans, het boek waar ik de laatste twee weken mee heb weggegaan. Nu ga ik proberen gekke rijke Aziaten te vinden bij een laatste lokale boekhandel, maar als ik het daar niet kan vinden, le zucht … Amazon Prime Het is.
Kim, een gebakken van mij uit de opmerkingen, bracht de andere dag een interessant punt op. Ze zei dat ik de film eerst zou moeten bekijken en lees vervolgens het boek, want op die manier zal ik niet teleurgesteld zijn door de film, wat logisch is voor mij.
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Wat denk je? zou ik het boek nog moeten lezen? Of zou ik net wachten op de film?
Uw vriendelijke wijk charme verslaafde,
Karen