We’re expecting the snow to start to fly within the next few minutes. The “bomb cyclone” or big nor’easter may drop between 12-30+ inches of snow within the next 24 hours. And the winds are supposed to be gale force. My plow guy charges $65 each time he plows the driveway, and he supposedly comes every 4″ or so. This is going to be one expensive storm. Plus I am expecting to lose power. Why didn’t I install a generator 15 years ago? So, you will hear from Marcia on Sunday with the Sunday Scoop, and I hope I’ll be back on Monday. But I guess it depends on if I have power.
Hope things are cozy and/or warm where you are. And if you’re in the path of the storm, take care!
Here’s this week’s Beauty Spotlight Team weekly roundup:
Never Say Die Beauty has a great giveaway for Derma E skincare that you don’t want to miss.
Angie at Your True Self Blog has ideas on how to make outfits with a basic turtleneck that are uniquely you. She provides the style elements of it, how to accessorize it, different ways to wear it in general and outfit combinations. These ideas can help you to find more ways to wear your turtlenecks than you ever did before. And the more times you wear and enjoy them, the less your cost per wear. So take a look and see how you can get your money’s worth out of a turtleneck!
The VISEART Petit Pro Paris Étoile Eyeshadow Palette is a gorgeous cool-toned palette with two extraordinarily fetching purples. Lola’s Secret Beauty Blog highly recommends these stunning shadows, and you will soon see why!
Come meet Sasy n Savy at Never Say Die Beauty. This is a new-to-the-US organic and vegan company from Australia that makes wonderful skincare. Start with a travel set to find your favorites.
Hi, Allison – I’m wishing you all the best in hunkering down this weekend and staying cozy and safe — with the minimum of trouble! Good luck and take good care – Angie, http://www.yourtrueselfblog.com
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Thank you so much, Angie! So far, so good. But my fingers are still crossed coz we’ve got a long way to go