Look Good, Feel Better

The American Cancer Society has a program called Look Good, Feel Better for women going through chemo and/or radiation. It shows us gals how to put on makeup with all our skin and hair changes. I attended a class today and loved it. There were only 3 of us in there but it was such a bonding experience. The volunteers were amazing. They showed me how to make it look like I have fuller eyelashes and how to get rid of the dark circles under my eyes. I also got to take home a pretty nice bag of makeup. I left there feeling prettier than I have in a while. They gave me some really good makeup tips.

And because I know you are all wondering, here is an update on my white trash neighbor: The other day the doorbell rang. John was out walking Bert and I thought it might be him, so I threw on my wig (in case it wasn't him) and opened the door. Mind you, I had 0 makeup on and was in my pjs. It was the smoking jerk. She was dropping off wine for us because John was going to help her with her car. As I was shutting the door, she said, "girl, you need to go spray tanning". I was already feeling really emotional that day and not very pretty. So I say something like, "I am fine being pale" and shut the door. So John comes home and I am crying and I tell him what happened and he was pissed. He went next door and told her she made me feel bad and my priority is not my tan right now. He said she looked like she was about to cry. And then she tried to make him feel bad for her.I'm done feeling sorry for her. I'm done even being cordial to her. I kinda want to poke her in the neck.

Today's treat: 7 popsicles from Suck It Sweets