Glamour&Always

Blessings in Unexpected Places

First off I AM NOT HAVING A BABY. Lately I have just been observing and gathering thoughts, busy living and working. The year is halfway over and going by faster than I can create content. The one thing that I have noticed is it is so easy to compare yourself and get down with social media throwing everyone’s lives in your face (mine included). Many of my friends have babies, having babies and…

I have been off the blog since 2/9/19. A solid 4 Month roller coaster.

At first I thought I was “Okay” after my dad passed away, but in reality it was more like learning how to walk again. On the outside nothing changed, but I had to make some life adjustments to be and feel comfortable again. Loosing someone who was not in my life for a long time was difficult and easy all at once. There was…

Loosing A Parent After They’ve Been Gone.

Preface

This does express many of my personal/political views regarding parenting and it is not a happy go lucky blog about how I had an amazing childhood (which I did), If you want a happy ending may I suggest reading another blog.

Parental Unit

I use the term “parent” and “Dad” loosely. My Dad is 50% of my DNA, and aside from being funny and having great hair we really did not share…

January 2019… What A Year!

Busy Bee.

If I said January went by too slow that would be a lie. January was one of the quickest months have ever experienced. Along with working with working 7 days a week and prepping for my California adventure (update to come) at the end of the month. I thrive under pressure and when I am busy. Some people break, some ignore it, I work through it. As said before I am a self-proclaimed…

Check out My War With Makeup.

The Early Stages:

I have not always worn makeup in the past until I started working at Ulta is when it became more of a routine rather than a chore. Naturally I have huge pores and semi-oily skin. When it comes to foundation or face makeup that typically meant if I wore any or most makeup I would soon breakout just from wearing it. Full coverage was a scary reality I thought I could never face.