With April
Hey, friends!
How are you doing in these crazy and unpredictable times? Do you have a hobby that’s keeping you sane? Are you taking classes you never imagined? Tell me in the comments!
Whatever you’re doing, you’re gonna want to try this recipe and watch Stanley Tucci’s latest show.
Continue reading “A Stanley Tucci Recipe”While most Americans can’t get their debt forgiven everyone’s favorite Pudding Pop salesman and accused sexual predator, Bill Cosby, got his sexual assault conviction canceled.
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One of the things I love about social media is that when used properly, we can learn from each other in ways we never could have before. And the celeb-status can get in on it, too.
Yesterday, Courteney Cox, popped up in my Instagram feed with her 5-minute makeup routine and a couple of confessions. The video starts off with Cox saying she’s always late. Anyone relate? Both hands raised, here. The other confession is that Cox got blue eyeliner tattooed on years ago “I don’t recommend that” she says.
What I really appreciate about this video is that Cox is personable. Down-to-earth. She comes across as if she just decided to give social media live, a shot.
She even uses a couple of beauty brands and tools you can buy from Target. With her gray roots and Target brands one could say, she’s just like us.
Cox is 56. While I always enjoy learning from women of all ages, as a midlifer, it’s nice to hear from women who might have similar skin experiences as I do.
What’s your favorite beauty tip? Please share it with us in the comments. Have a great week, friends.
Dr. Michelle Hure, a California based Dermapathologist, warns followers not to let their guard down after getting vaccinated.
After getting her own vaccination she commented “Fully vaccinated (I still don’t want you to hug me).”
She went on to say “Now that many people are getting vaccinated (awesome!) I see they are starting to get more complacent with masking and distancing. I understand why. But just because you’re vaccinated, it doesn’t mean we are back to normal.”
She went on to say “The covid vaccine was developed and intended to prevent serious complications and death.”
Thank you for that reminder, Dr. Hure!
According to Dr. Hure the Covid vaccine won’t:
💉Protect you from getting Covid.
💉Keep you from spreading the virus to others if infected.
We need to remain vigilant and maintain proper masking and distancing.
Dr. Michelle Hure
Dr. Hure reported that besides feeling a little fatigued and having a sore arm she is feeling great!
