“I want to be Snooki, I love her. I’m obsessed, I follow her around. She’s one of the only people I’ve asked for an autograph and a picture from because I love her and I’m inspired by her. She is who she is and that’s what I like. All she does is eat pickles all day and I really appreciate that. You can’t hate on someone who loves themselves and eats pickles all day.”
Well, this makes a lot of sense, doesn’t it? All of Miley’s recent behavior – the smoking, the tattoos, the bong hits – it’s all just a way to get closer to Snooki. Miley’s just trying to find her own pickle, her own reason for living. And she’s right, you guys, we can’t hate on that.
Tom Ford was there. Be still my beating heart – do you guys have any idea how much I admire that man? He is, by far, one of the most talented parfumiers since the epic Chanel. Some advice? Get your hands on Tom Ford’s Black Orchid, and his White Patchouli.
Also, I hope Emma Watson never gets a weave. Her short hair is growing out into that awkward stage, and from one girl to another, one who’s ALSO had that particular haircut a mere year ago, it’s only going to get worse, friend. There’s going to be awkward hair days for, well, days. My hair is FINALLY almost to my shoulders and I STILL have awkward hair days that require lightweight gel, bobby pins, and a flatiron.
Anyway, congrats to all of the winners – though I STILL don’t understand how Courtney Love was invited, let alone WON something.
Diane Kruger, if you don’t know who she is, is the less-famous dude from Dawson’s Creek‘s girlfriend. Or, if you’re a fan of really cheesy movies like I am, Abigail Chase in National Treasure. But who knows – maybe you know her from something entirely different, and maybe you don’t know her at all. Bottom line at the end of the day? Girlfriend’s got an amazing body, and it seems unfair that a body this amazing be pressed up against something as lame as a fictional character who most famously goes by the name of ‘Pacey’ in the wee hours of the morning.
This girl here? Is a big Beyonce fan. Not so much of her music – I never got into the whole hip-hop/club thing (or, you know, hip hop of any kind) – but Bey strikes me as a can-do type of girl, and she’s totally sweet and gorgeous and talented, too. In spite of her choice of musical genre, I can fully appreciate Beyonce Knowles, and EVEN look past that whole Destiny’s Child thing. Nuts, right?
However, I’m not really digging the blonde. It’s too … I don’t know. It looks like something Nicki Minaj would try to pull off, poorly, and doesn’t really enhance the natural beauty that Beyonce’s clearly got.
Incidentally, I heard that B and Jay-Z are looking into a trial separation. Say it’s not fucking so, I know … MediaTakeout confirms that there’s a rift beginning between the two – over children and the lack thereof – and Jay-Z is moving to LA to lease a mansion, which he wants to fill up with kids. The sources say that Beyonce is nixing the idea, and still wants to focus on her career. She’ll be staying in New York.
I don’t know what to make of all this, guys. Beyonce hasn’t had an unflattering hair color since the late nineties, so this could actually be a sign of big things happening.
So today is the last day of the Intimacy Experiment, and while some of you will rejoice with joy that it’s over (and seriously – did you think that I could just, I don’t know, ‘end’ the experiment six days in just because you didn’t like it? LOLZ), some of you – namely those of you who are keen to win super awesome stuff from K-Y – will probably lament this brief, but sweet, segment that was hosted by K-Y on our site.
Today’s activities generated a lot of reflecting on the past ten days and allowed us to incorporate everything that we learned over the past week and a half about ourselves, our relationship, and the things that we’d forgotten in our six-plus year journey, and to allow ourselves focus on the areas that we need to further cultivate.
My husband and I decided, after looking at the notes we’d made over the past ten days, that there was one major thing that that we wanted to incorporate together into our everyday lives: doing one thing a week that’s ‘out of the ordinary.’ Our weeks kind of transition easily one to the next, and a lot of times, they look the same. School, work, cook, clean, relax, run errands, take care of the family – lather, rinse, repeat. It’s great to settle into a routine, especially if you’re like me and derive comfort from the familiar, but we had a lot of fun doing spur-of-the-moment things that we wouldn’t have given a second thought to otherwise if it weren’t for the experiment.
If you’ve been following the experiment all along, what have you guys decided to do in your relationships to better them in the ways that you can?
Don’t forget, the experiment can be taken for free starting tomorrow (check out K-Y’s Facebook page, Couples Place, for information on how to download the manual) and also, today’s the last day for you to enter to win a kit of goodies for yourself, too! Leave it in the comments! Two winners will be chosen this week!
I wrote this posting while participating in a blog campaign on behalf of K-Y® Brand and also received product samples to help facilitate my review. In addition, K-Y® Brand sent me a gift card to thank me for taking the time to participate.
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