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LUSH experience

Amee — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 02:15:23 +0000

I recently decided to give this store at Micmac a look! We are always there but we totally walk right past it. I always get near it and think “what clean freaks. Having a soap store at the mall! (ahaha)” then one time i somehow managed to get in! Boy, was I WRONG! like DEAD WRONG! They have products from shampoos to face masks to bath bombs! And I totally think the word BATH BOMBS sound enticing! Needless to say we were sucked in by the words of the sales girl! DAMN HER FOR BEING SO GOOD! SO I decided to try something for my Hair since it was beyond dry that day and she recommended RETREAD. I then decided to go for the “whenshwenHUA” – I will get back to you on the real spelling! Also I can;t guarantee that this is the way it is pronounced either.

Funny thing is- I have no clue on the pronunciation so pardon me here!

I also tried their SOLID ‘Jungle’ conditioner. My Buddy and I could wait to get home to try the stuff we got so we cut our shopping spree short and rushed home… OMG! i frigging loved the conditioner. MY HAIR FELT SOFT AND LOOKED ULTRA SHINY without even putting any hair products in! And even after subjecting my mane to some scorching heat from the flat iron- SHINE AND LUSTER remained!

WE HAVE A WINNER.

Lush= to die for!

AND AGAIN we made a trip to the LUSH store again!

Granted its a bit expensive and high maintenance on the pocket but … its my new sin!

My Butt Is Big

Amee — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 01:31:19 +0000

My butt is big
And round like the Letter C
And ten thousand lunges
Have made it rounder
Not Smaller
And THATS JUST FINE
Its a Space heater
For my side of the Bed
Its my AMBASSADOR
To those who walk behind me
Its a Border Collie
That Herds Skinny women
Away from the best deals
At clothing sales

My Butt is Big
And that’s just fine
And those who might Scorn it
CAN KISS IT

*just do it*

Sluttiest professions?

Amee — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:34:08 +0000

this is a round up of the most adulterous professions…

For Women:
1. Teachers
2. Stay-at-home Moms
3. Nurses
4. Administrative Assistants
5. Real Estate Agents

For Men:
1. Physicians
2. Police Officers
3. Lawyers
4. Real Estate Agents
5. Engineers

I’m Suppose to do This NEW MOON review for PEPE

Amee — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 15:00:21 +0000

Sorry pepe… My head hurts… one day you are going to come on and read this… HEADACHE…

lol Twilight was way better than New Moon but I do expect Eclipse to be way better!

No Hangover this weekend.. None last and the one before last so I am going on a good track… Not like I always woke up with one anyways…

Wynter Gordon is helping me pass through the morning. I am down for completing all of this weeks work soo WISH ME LUCK

xoxo

Collegecandy.com: No Facebook=Social Suicide

Amee — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 14:49:53 +0000

Disclaimer: This post is content of collegecandy.com.

Direct URL : http://collegecandy.com/2009/09/01/no-facebook-social-suicide/

I don’t trust people who aren’t on Facebook.

It’s weird, I know, but FB is like peanut butter and jelly: you must be some sort of freak if you’ve never tried it. (OK, or you have some severe allergy, but that doesn’t fit with my analogy so let’s move on.) Facebook is at the epicenter of our generation’s world, so anyone who isn’t on there is weird, right? I mean, how do you live without Facebook?

How do you learn about people?
See pictures?
Know what’s going on in your friends’ lives?!
Update everyone on your own life without tons and tons of phone calls?

But maybe I’m not so weird for feeling this way. Matthew Myron, an author who recently studied online privacy, has gone as far as saying that not being on Facebook is social suicide. ”Many people feel they have to be a part of Facebook to socialize. Such sites are the modern equivalent of a mobile phone. They have grown into fashion accessories and they are a must-have for people who don’t want to be social outcasts.”

Myron speaks mostly in regards to status updates and wall posts, but his point is even truer than he knows. When people have parties, they invite guests via Facebook. When people have birthdays, we send them messages (and are notified!) via Facebook. When people have anything to say, we say it all on Facebook.

And when someone doesn’t have Facebook, we think they are freaks hiding something.

Are those things even replacements for in-person chats or phone conversations? Is someone’s profile a fair way to judge them? Probably not, but that is how we roll in “generation me” and anyone who is not a part of that will be left behind and out of the know when it comes to weekend ragers.

We may not want to admit it, but Facebook is a huge part of (and maybe the basis of) our social lives in college. Not being on there might be worse for your social status than being “that girl” at a party or keeping your door closed the first week of freshman year. Or even being that annoying status updater who lets everyone know where they are at every possible second/puts up ambiguous statements that are just begging for attention. Ugh, those people are annoying.

But at least I can Facebook-stalk them.

Seriously, even my mom has FB. If you don’t, you barely exist to me.

What do you think?

How to keep Facebook from Wrecking your life

Amee — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 13:55:42 +0000

This post is taken from COLLEGECANDY.COM

I found it lol very englightening!

Yesterday we published this story about some high-profile individuals who lost their jobs because of some unruly Facebook activity. If you’re thinking to yourself, “uh-oh, I love partying and taking pictures to post on Facebook, but I kind of want to have a job one day,” relax. You can have your cake and eat it, too. Just make sure you’re utilizing all the appropriate privacy settings. There are several steps to take to ensure your safety online, so just follow these tips!

1. Make all of your photos “Friends Only”

Tempting as it may be to leave photos up, it’s much safer to make them “Friends Only.” That way you know for certain who has access to your pictures. To do this, go here and under the option “Photos tagged of you,” click the drop-down menu and select “Only Friends.”

You should also do the same for Videos of You and all of your own photo albums (just click “Edit Photo Albums Privacy Settings” next to the”Photos Tagged of You” option). Even if you don’t tag your own photos, they’re still visible to anyone who has access to your profile. By making your photos “Friends Only,” you don’t run the risk of having potential employers stumbling upon that glorious shot of you flipping the bird while sucking down a 40. Which brings me to the next point…

2. Make your profile private (or at least disable some applications).

Everyone’s a Facebook stalker, no matter if they’re a potential employer or a potential boyfriend. So while it may seem appealing to allow Mr. Hot Stuff to view your profile and read from your wall posts that you had such a great time at the bars last weekend, you can’t trust that a future boss will have the same enthused reaction. And most Facebook users have their profiles set so that other people in their networks can see them. So if you belong to a regional network (especially in big cities like New York, LA, DC, and Boston), remember that anyone can join and belong to them, too. So to control what information people see when they search you, go here and under the options “Profile” and “Wall Posts” click the drop-down menu and select “Only Friends.” You should consider doing the same for your Basic Info, Personal Info, and Status Updates as well (particularly if you list under “Interests” all of your favorite rums…). Even if you have a tame profile for the most part, you never know when a friend might post a questionable comment or YouTube video on your wall. Better to be safe than sorry.

3. Choose your default wisely!

All of these new privacy settings would mean nothing if the Big Kahuna, your default Facebook photo, isn’t family-friendly. Save the sexy memories of Halloween (yes you looked cute as a hot nurse) for your newly-protected other photos, and choose a default that is flattering but not reputation-damaging. If the default-in-question features ANYONE (even if it’s not you) drinking, inappropriately dressed, making obscene gestures and/or alluding to racist/sexist materia, ditch it! Furthermore, make sure to go into your Profile Picture album and delete any questionable defaults from the past. If your settings enable anyone on Facebook to view your default when they search for you, it’s possible they can view any of your past default photos (since Facebook automatically saves them into that album).

4. Remove personal information that can potentially enable identity theft.

Being wary of potential employers isn’t the only reason to keep your profile clean. Identity theft is a real and scary part of the world these days–and most of the information used by theives can be found on a typical Facebook profile! Never publish the year you were born (the month and day is okay, but not foolproof), your address, and your phone number all at once. This information makes it much easier for scammers to open credit cards in your name, or at least track you down and possibly go through your trash (ALWAYS cut up or shred discarded mail).

5. Don’t make your Facebook searchable on Google!Nowadays, it’s possible for your Facebook to be viewed even by people who do not have Facebook. Don’t believe me? Type your name as it appears on Facebook into Google and see if your profile shows up. If it does (and even if it doesn’t) follow this link to disable Facebook from making your profile searchable on the internet (unclick the “Create a public search listing” box). Not only can potential employers find you this way, but so can mom and dad, nana and papa, and…yeah, the whole free world.

Additionally, if you visit the Facebook Help Page, you can learn everything you ever wanted to know about anything on Facebook. I’ve been a Facebook user for years now and this site taught me quite a few things…particularly on the functions of Pokes.

Movies to see…

Amee — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:14:58 +0000

The lovely bones ?

Leap year

Lettters to juliet

Remember me

2o10

? movies to see ?

Whats the cooooool xmas gift like?

Amee — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 17:47:14 +0000

I was browsing through the SONY store at the mall… I always love window shopping there because I just enjoy day dreaming about all the gadgets I could simply hold in my hand… I think SONY Stuff are pretty cool and chic… They come in soo many cute colors. Currently, it seems there is a rage for Mac-Apple at my school but I somehow have not understood the fuss about it. I really do need an explanation…

So i stumbled upon thisss ultra thin and slick camera and I vowed to get it…

So for xmas I have gotten an upgrade..

The DSC t90 in pink…..

12 mp cam and its sooo thin… Touch screen also!!
MERRY XMAS TO ME!

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T90 Digital Camera – The funniest movie is here. Find it

We Need a Drunk Night!

Amee — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 15:22:54 +0000

We do need a drunk night out… I haven’t gotten seriously wasted, ever! not to my recollection atleast.. HAHA
So we got these random mail in our mailboxes on WED… bout going to the school bare for an informal night. Pity, I had a midterm the morning after… Not much of us showed up but whilst it lasted… I have to say it was a pretty cool bonding time! I loved it!

But, after midterms, probably halloween, we do need a drunk night… I am just hoping I am not stuck with duty on Halloween night! Not at all… NOOOO!!

Dreading that!

Single And Looking [ the 11 yr old version]

Amee — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 23:51:37 +0000

Remember when the MSN public chatroom was more than the in thing way back then. So I probably began hitting it at about 10 and a half. I was so eager to pimp out my profile and give all the full details about myself. One night I got to it after my older brother was done with his email checking and what not. My brother was about 16 at that time. I quickly logged unto the public chatroom and changed my status to; Single and Looking… I honestly thought it mean’t single and looking as in cute… so I did and my brother peeping over immediately got upset and demanded I changed it to single and not looking.

Recently I only figured why he was upset and what “SINGLE AND LOOKING” really meant!!

FML