Tips on looking amazing?
Dark Dark blue eyes must pop next to blonde hair! and how is that ugly?!?!?! Use black maskara, Use a Dark Brown eyeshadow lightly over you eyelid, and a silver eyeliner on the top only. On the bottem, it makes ur eyeslook smaller. And use white eyeshadow on your browbone. And use a color on the crease. Maybe pink? And use some lipgloss! You want this to not look to over-done so put it on lightly. And don't listen to the sarcastic answers, those are just mean! Pink lip gloss will be your bff, and SMILE!! Hope this helped, and Good luck!!:] Xoxo, Meaghan;];]
Tips to look amazing when I go to school It's not my first day just tomorrow?
my gosh. im starting highschool, and i have to wear a uniform too, but i can wear make-up. so anywho, try wearing chunky mascara, i know that doesnt sound nice, but it brings out your eyes sooo much, and it looks messy buy cute. use a light bronzer so your skin glows , or get that 'summer glow moisturize stuff' that stuff works, especially the dove kind. find an eyeshadow color that works well with your eyes, so it doesnt pop out, but other people can still tell your wearing some and it looks awesome. for pink lips, take your toothbrush and brush your lips , it makes then super soft and make them red a little bit, then put some chapstick on them. =] as for hair, if you have straight hair, curl it, curly hair, straighten it, scrunch, messy bun with a cute head band, sometimes put your bangs back,and sometimes leave em down, change it up as much as possible, since you have to wear the same thing everyday, doesnt mean you have to wear your hair the same way.
What is the appropriate way to react when someone is doing a self-praising solo, and expecting a supporting response during conversation?
What is the appropriate way to react when someone is doing a self-praising solo, and expecting a supporting response during conversation?I tend to mentally disengaged, (because it feels like a monologue and because I am inept at following up with a suitable response) and it shows on my face, resulting in awkward self consciousness for us, and the other to "gracefully" exit for conversation elsewhere.Thanks for A2A. I'm assuming from your description that you too could be conversing elsewhere, meaning you are at a social gathering stuck in what is in fact not a conversation, but rather a monologue pressed upon you by a social boor. I would consider a few awkward moments small price to pay if they meant this person would take his self-praising solo elsewhere, but if you want to minimize awkwardness and presumably prolong this experience, just smile pleasantly and fill those pauses for your supportive response with one of these:"Wow, that is amazing.""How thoughtful of you.""Really? Tell me more.""I can't believe you had to endure that.""That must've been quite a special moment for you.""I wish there were more people like you.""You should write a book."When you've had enough, say, "excuse me, I just saw the person I'm supposed to meet, nice talking to you."
What annoys you most in a supermarket?
I'm totally with Kitty Eubank on the shopping cart thing. It’s crowded in here, people. Heads out of tailpipes. Now.The other three Species of Shopper who set my teeth on edge are:The Marco Polo:You always leave the checkout line to go find that “one thing” AFTER the cashier has already started checking you out. You never seem to notice the line of people bearing shopping carts behind you (it must be that damn invisibility virus again!). Your item is apparently located somewhere in the hills of East Afghanistan, because you take at least a month to come back. I can count on one hand the number of times you've acknowledged everyone else on line and apologized. If I can ever repay your kindness by wasting twenty minutes of your time in the future, it will be my pleasure!The Bean Counter/Coupon Fascist:You are invariably wearing a mink coat and sporting more bling than 50-Cent, but by God You Will Not Be Cheated Out of That Two Cents!!!!! You will haggle and nag and argue and complain as other shoppers form a 40-foot Conga line behind you, until the beleaguered soul behind the cash register desperately pages a manger to explain to you that you aren't trying to purchase the item actually on sale, but an entirely different one. In totally different packaging. With a totally different name. Which is printed all over the box in giant yellow letters. In three languages. You are the Evil Twin of the Coupon Fascist, who does this, but with expired coupons.The Luddite:You pay by check, and only by check. You wait until the cashier has finished bagging every single one of your things, and given you the total before you decide to pull your checkbook out. You then begin the excruciating process of painstakingly writing out your check letter by letter, giving the cashier your ID, and - this is my all-time favorite bit - balancing your checkbook on line. No mere plastic debit card will suffice for you, oh Master of Ludd. Nay. You are the Supreme Ruler of the Checkbook Register, Sir. Props!Honorary Mention goes to the Grape Sampler. Thanks for weeding out all the best grapes from that bunch, Bro! Hats off.