A personal blog with variety, featuring beauty reviews, personal life posts, inspiration, & multitudes of interesting things.
Friday, March 21, 2014
PinchMe
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Wellness Wednesday
- Boxer Shuffle
- Up & Over Lateral Steps
- Walkdown Plank
- Torso Circles
- Jog in Place
- Squats
- Alternating Lunges
- High Kicks
- Butt Kickers
- Jumping Jacks
- Broad Jump + 2 Jumping Jacks
- Pop Squats
- Front Kick Burpees
- Switchfoot Jumps + Reverse Lunge
- Squat Jump Slides
- Jog in Place
- Lateral Steps + Row
- Toe Touch Circles
- Inside Thigh Stretch
- Toe Touch Stretch
- Inside Thigh Stretch (opposite side)
- Quad Stretch
- Downward Dog
- Pigeon Pose (alternate sides)
- Plank Calf Stretch
- Cobra
- Child's Pose
- Deep Glute Stretch
- Full Body Stretch
Sunday, March 16, 2014
12 Years a Friend
When you hear the word friendship, what goes through your mind? For me the question isn't easily answered. A number of thoughts swim in my head. Passing notes in class, critiquing each others attempt at poetry, bowling alleys, and arguments over boys to name a few. Real and true friendships aren't that simple however, at least mine isn't.
It began our freshman year of high school, and as far as I can remember we hit it off in "Mrs. Umm's" science class. Remember those notes I mentioned? This is where they happened. Sitting either behind or in front of one another hardly paying attention to the lesson being taught. It was then that we realized we needed each other to survive that place. We fueled one another, stood up for each other, and spoke our minds to everyone. On the weekends, we spent our time at the bowling alley either having a great time or being the victim of some boys terrible attempt at a kiss. We talked boys, listened to SPM (the south park Mexican for those who don't know), and laughed our butts off at basically everything. I don't think either one of us really realized back then how special our friendship really was. We were inseparable, until we weren't.
It was gone like the snap of a finger, drop of a hat, or whatever other metaphor you want to use. She dropped out of high school after freshman year and I made new friends. No friendship was ever as easy or meaningful after that though. Fast forward a few years, well quite a few more than just a few. Try about eight years to be precise. We didn't speak, write, or send post cards. What we did do was miss out on each others lives. I missed her marriage and the birth of her two children and she the birth of mine. We missed out on having each other for support through heart aches and disappointments.
I don't think either of us thought we could ever pick up where we left off, but we did. It really was that easy. We trusted each other with every secret, every mistake, and every flaw. See, we had both grown so much since we last saw one another, but the bond never changed. We talked about our lives, our loves, and our dreams, always laughing in the process. No more bowling alleys or passing notes, but a lot of heart to hearts, dinners, and invisible ninjas. We helped each other through hard times, always being honest and empathetic toward each other. We saw each other at our worst and at our very best.
We hit a very big rough patch in our friendship about seven months ago. We saw the very worst in each other then, and today I still don't know if we will ever be the same. After everything we've helped each other through and as much as we've believed in each other, I truly feel that no one will ever take her place. We could go years without speaking again, but in my heart I know we would pick right back up where we left off. Bonnie Jo Wilson, you are and will forever be my best friend. No matter how bad we may have hurt each other, we have helped and loved each other way more. Though it brings tears to my eyes, I know that a bond of friendship between two souls can never be broken.
Sincerely,
Angie
Saturday, March 15, 2014
My Top 20 Best Dressed Celebrities
5. Beyonce
As we all know, Beyonce has curves, and man does she know how to flaunt them! Beyonce always looks fabulous in her evening gowns, stage ensembles, and street wear. This hot mama can pull off every look from long flowing dresses to sweatpants and hightops. #Diva
4. Rihanna
Call me crazy, but my girl RiRi has style. This girl is not afraid to take risks and she proves that with her outfits, hair, and bright red lipstick. Rihanna can go from evening gowns to combat boots and still look phenomenal. She can rock any look, and that's why she's on my list.
3. Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez has always been fashionable. She can pull off elegant gowns, short dresses, her famous body suits, and even casual sweatpants and tennis shoes. Jenny from the block can basically pull off any style and any print. I absolutely love her style.
2. Marilyn Monroe
Do I even need to explain this one? Marilyn Monroe had such a sexy classic style. Her smile was contagious and the fact that she was proud of her curves makes her a fashion icon in my book.
1. Elvis Presley
Why is Elvis number one on my list? Here's why, he made a statement with his stage ensembles. That statement being "I am the king." Enough said.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
L'Oreal Paris Sleek It
Or more like grease it! Now, I don't enjoy giving bad reviews because frankly that means the company failed; and I'm the type of person that likes to see others succeed. However, somebody has to warn the public right? By no means is this an expensive product, but a waste of money is a waste of money! Who like to waste that green stuff that doesn't grow on trees? Anyone? That's what I thought. This product fails at everything it claims to do, other than the "hi-shine," which is actually more like a hi-oil. This claims to be a strand smoother that provides frizz control, but it definitely didn't smooth my strands or protect from humidity. Cherry on top? It stinks! Has a strong "cheap perfume" smell. Nobody likes to smell cheap. Keep it classy and save yourself (and your money) from this product.
Book Review - "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children"
This book is a must-read. It is without a doubt a page turner. Ransom Riggs did an extraordinary job with his first novel, as it is well written and creative. My attention was captured within the first two pages and I never lost interest. The story plot is different from that of any other book I have personally read. You also get a bit of a history lesson throughout the book. My favorite part of the book were the photographs. Some may say they like to "leave it to the imagination," however the text and photos coincide so well to make the story. The book has a sense of suspense that really captivates you and constantly keeps you on your toes. It was hard to put this one down. Another good thing about this book is the interview with Ransom because he talks about how he got the idea for the book and where he got the photographs that were used. You also get a sneak peek at the sequel "Hollow City," which upholds the reputation of the first one by capturing your attention right away. In football speak, this book is a TOUCHDOWN!
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Want to Lift Your Bum? Try This:
Monday, March 10, 2014
The Sunshine Award
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
What's That Smell?
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Free Graze
Product Review-Gevalia
Vinted-Buy, Sell, Swap
Grey's Anatomy Review
This post was meant to praise this show so let me just start by saying WOW! The writers of this show are brilliant! They have managed to keep this show alive for 10 seasons now, and not once have they disappointed me. Obviously we all know what this show is about, but every character has their own story, their own problems. With so many story plots and so many real life relationships, the show is truly inspiring. In fact, I have caught myself wishing I would've went to medical school and became a surgeon! I can't get enough of this show! For those of you that haven't watched it (has anyone really not seen it?!) I highly suggest you grab some popcorn and a blanket and get cozy my friend!






























