HELP ME DECIDE: I know these cook trousers are stupid, but I kind of like them. Should I go back for them?
HERE YOU GO, HOME
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2012-02-01 0 notes
New neoprene/scuba shirt. Would have matchy matched the blue Tron shoes. Monki fitting room! They took the lights off the ceiling though :(
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mamas-kumquat said: i wonder if there is a male equivalent for b)I think testosterone is supposed to make you uglier? I might be talking out of my ass here.
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this looks fuckin amazing
It was great, and it was only $20 USD! And the restaurant is in the shopping mall under where my aunt lives. I picked it up on the way home, but couldn’t hold it level on a five minute walk D;
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2012-01-31 2 notes
My face looks phenomenal today. Is it:
a) fancy shmancy Bobbi Brown stuff
b) oestradiol levels/menstrual cycle
c) the DMAE I’ve been taking for my mood (supposed to give you a face lift)
d) dirty glasses
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Sushi delivery test failed
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Uh oh
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My soft gel nails are chipping already! It’s been only a week and they’re supposed to last at least two. Maybe I wash my hands too often.
This Fairydrops box is so cute I don’t want to throw it away. Mascara’s ok. It lengthens and curls (really well), but clumps. Nothing compares to my favourite Helena Rubinstein Lash Queen Feline Blacks, but Fairydrops is a third of the price…
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SPECIAL K INSTANT CURE FOR DEPRESSION
Traditional antidepressants like Prozac work on a group of chemical messengers in the brain called the serotonin system. Researchers once thought that a lack of serotonin was the cause of depression, and that these drugs worked simply by boosting serotonin levels.
Recent research suggests a more complicated explanation. Serotonin drugs work by stimulating the birth of new neurons, which eventually form new connections in the brain. But creating new neurons takes time — a few weeks, at least — which is thought to explain the delay in responding to antidepressant medications.
Ketamine, in contrast, activates a different chemical system in the brain – the glutamate system. Researcher Ron Duman at Yale thinks ketamine rapidly increases the communication among existing neurons by creating new connections. This is a quicker process than waiting for new neurons to form and accomplishes the same goal of enhancing brain circuit activity.
(Source: Gizmodo)
Source: criminalwisdom
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Source: loc.gov
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2012-01-30 3 notes
THOSE WERE MY REAL NAILS
If only they were that long now. I could have asked for dinosaurs.
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Source: paprika-alarm
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What do we think? I like it overall. How could you not like it after seeing Noel’s face in the last shot? I hope someone’s already made a gif of it.
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Milk tea and chocolate bread! Spoiled rotten.
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Taking it easy today. Two smartphones are a bit excessive. Everytime I get a Google Voice text, both of them vibrate angrily at me.
