Little Lines ~ By Cara Haley

                                 Little Lines ~ By Cara Haley

      To all those who fancies glamorous simplicity or just a piece of art, the act of adding something more might just be for you. Somethings are bland and tend to become a bit dull. There is nothing wrong with wanting to change things up, or even to add a splash of color.  The thoughts of expressing yourself can go so far, and the work of beauty can assist that. I know that true beauty is much more than the look of an  appearance, but there is nothing wrong with aspiring a masterpiece.  Little things can just brighten your mood, and something as a simple trace of a line can do such thing.  Saying no more, here are my favorite alluring lines that helps brighten up the appearance of an eye. 

 

 ~ A sleek black wing dramatized  by gold. 

 

 ~  A smoky eye with a stunning silver streak. 

 

 

 ~ A thickened black line is always a marvelous idea!

 

~ Brighten your mood with a sparkling blend of perfection.

And last, but certainly not least, the show stopper: 

 

~ A little bit of black and gold never hurts anyone. 

Weeping For The Kids by Marilyn Gardner: Shared by Emily Cote

This morning I rolled out of bed later than I had anticipated, and already felt irritated with myself for not setting an alarm. Then I looked around my room to see that it looks like a hurricane just blew in. To be honest, I wasn't all that chipper when I woke up, underneath it all is the fact that my last day of high school is next week, and I have to say goodbye to people, and it's scaring me. I've been on the verge of tears for a good part of the week. Then I got on Facebook to check the everyday things that might make me laugh or sometimes just more frustrated than I was before. But then I saw that my Dad's cousin (I call her Aunt but that's another story.) had posted in her blog, and that always interests me, because she's so full of wisdom and I love her perspective on life. When I read this post in particular, I was amazed at God's incredible faithfulness to us, even when things look like they're going all wrong. A look at my generation and how sad it is that the majority of them are rejecting God. But he never leaves us. Even in times of great suffering. If you have a few minutes in your day, please take a look at it. It made me thankful today.

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