Pixel Imperfect

There are times that I think back on my academic life, and realize how much smoother it all could have gone. I could have taken many more college classes while I was in high school , because the classes were free. I took two computer classes, one math class, and intro to Psych. I think sometimes of how I should've taken freshman English or world civ. A higher math classes. Biology. Things that every freshman must take. If I had gone to college immediately and stayed in, I would have been out by 2006. 2005, even, if I had taken all those transfer classes in high school. I could've stayed at Greenville Tech for a year or two before transferring somewhere. I could be four years into a doctoral program right now! But, you know what? Fuck it. I think about the kids who drove me insane, and the business men who drunkenly tipped me way too much (thank you!); all the money blown on makeup, sushi and alcohol; all the fights and all the love; crying in bed with my roommates because I was

Tavi just blogged about Alexander McQueen's Fall 2010 collection. I really have no words. The collection is so regal. I love it. But, of course, it makes me sad at the same time. I highly recommend checking out Tavi's post for photos. I was going to post my favorites, but I'll just pick one. The embroidery is stunning. I got these photos from Tavi's page, of course

Biore pore strips are pretty neato. Because who doesn't love to see all that nasty shizz you just yanked out of your pores? I know I do! I never get the little black peaks, though. I don't have much of an issue with black heads. I'll have some white peaks, though. (Oh my god. Really? That's disgusting. BTW, not my face. Photo courtesy of Scooter and Jinx . ) Biore pore strips will run you around $8 for a pack of 14 strips. Alternatively you can mix a couple common household products and slap that on your face for the same effect. True story. Inspired by Michelle Phan/Rice Bunny , I decided to make my own pore strips. It's not really so much of a strip. It's more like a mask. Ingredients: Okay, so I used Knox flavorless gelatin. You can get a box with four packets at Walmart for around $1.50 (at least that was the price here). Then I got a small thing of milk. We don't drink a lot of milk. I also picked up a Walmart brand duo foundation/concealer brush for ar