Mascara for Cars? Introducing Car Eyelashes~

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We all know how cars are referred to the feminine pronoun in the US (the Knight Rider’s K.I.T.T. being the only exception I can think of, besides Transformers), but in Korea they’ve taken it a step further!

I was out one day to enjoy some lunch at a local restaurant when I saw this car in the parking lot.  The sight made me laugh and then groan. It’s bad enough that Koreans have such a complex about their eyes (I’ve NEVER seen so many fake lashes on women in my life)…but now the cars are getting them, too! Hmm….what next? Lipstick outlines on the front license plate?

What do you think? Would you give your own car this makeover?

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“Sorrow…”

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I’m a self-taught calligrapher, and I’ll be the first to admit that my technique isn’t quite up to par…but this piece is still important to me because of the quotation. Samuel Johnson’s words were very helpful while I was practicing art therapy, and working through some personal issues.

What quotes or sayings have helped you through tough times?

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Bzzzzzzzzzz…………. Honeycomb Poncho

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I love this Honeycomb Poncho from the Lion Brand pattern library–the clever use of a cable needle creates this honeycomb pattern which looks complicated, but is remarkably easy to do.

The neckline is the only thing I modified from the original pattern–I preferred having a loose cowl neck (which I knitted in seed stitch) instead of the specified turtle-neck collar. Also, I knitted this up in Dark Rose Heather, and found this poncho to be a nice transitional piece in early spring when the weather was still a bit chilly, but not cold enough for my usual winter coat~~

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This Ain’t No U-Haul! Moving, Korean Style

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Given the fact that my husband is a carpenter who builds homes for a living, I lament the ubiquitous nature of these towering concrete apartment buildings in Korea. Nevertheless, my husband and I also live in one of these–but just until we can save enough money to build our own dream home out of wood. In the meantime, I am frequently confronted with scenes like the one above: a new neighbor is moving in! But in Korea, moving companies will basically bring their own elevator!

Moving companies will not only haul all your stuff in their vans, they will basically bring their own crane to move your stuff via a platform that slides up and down the shaft through the apartment’s window. On the plus side, tenants are spared having the elevator basically commandeered by the moving company for hours on end. The down side? It’s incredibly loud and…

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Braids Galore! Dutch braid buns hairstyle~~

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Today was fairly warm, and I wanted my hair off my neck and back— Presto! It’s actually really easy to do, and it helps with my posture—when my hair is up like this, I find that I don’t slouch and lean back on the couch like I usually do!

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Braids Galore! Dutch braid buns hairstyle~~

A very simple-to-do ‘do that looks more complicated than it is. I simply did two Dutch braids to the ends of my hair, then twisted each braid into its own little bun.

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One of my favorite quotes. Hmm…I wonder what this piece says about my nature?

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This piece combines some of my favorite elements: calligraphy, water soluble pastels, red and yellow together, quotations and roses.

This quote also speaks to the heart of who I am. Having practiced a lot of art therapy, I know all too well how true this quote is.

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Doggy Fashion #4: Tiffany Blue Knitted Dog Sweater

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Oh, Webby– how elegant you are!

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Webby is ready for high society in this tailored little number! While her Pretty in Pink and Blue and Yellow Stripe Sweater make her look like a little cotton-candy fuzzball, this fitted garment really shows off her sleek and leggy physique–and yeah, I’m jealous ;)!

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Renaissance Faire Hairstyle: Crown of Braids and Ribbons

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I’m a big fan of the Renaisssance Faire– and while I didn’t have a costume, I still wanted to get in the spirit of things. Fortunately, my friend, Claudia, felt the same way–so we settled for some old-fashioned braided hairstyles. This is the hairdo I did for her–I love the way the pops against her dark hair~~

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Renaissance Faire Hairstyle: Crown of Braids and Ribbons

I did this braided & beribboned ‘do for my good friend Claudia at the Renaissance Faire. Oh what a fair lady she was!

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Anyone who knows me knows what an “As Seen on TV” junkie I am– Do you remember the Topsy Tail? If you have one, it’s very helpful for the flipped ponytail effect above–but if not, no sweat. I didn’t have one either, and just used my fingers. However, I’ve recently started watching hairstyle videos on YouTube (I blame the Hunger Games for reigniting my interest in hairstyles!), and would like to get one for some of the great new styles I’ve seen— posts to come soon, I promise!

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Wedding Hairstyle: Flipped Ponytail with Flowing Curls

I had the honor of being a bridesmaid for my good friend, Kim. After some experimenting, I decided to use this hairstyle for the big event: a flipped ponytail with long flowing curls.

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