Debut Vlog!
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Can I take your Pic-cha? Camera Help!
Okay bloggy friends... I need some suggestions for a good camera. One of the biggest events of my adult life is merely days away and I want to make sure I capture all the fun leading up to it!
Here is a list of things I want out of my new camera:
Here is a list of things I want out of my new camera:
- Easy to Use
- Small/Purse appropriate
- Decent zoom/megapixel
- Built in Red Eye Reducer
- No hassle uploads to my Mac
- Takes great Day & Night pics
- Takes clear vivid pictures
Here are some suggestions I have already received from friends...
Nikon S6100
Nikon S3100
Canon SD1400
Any recommendations?
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Tesh Tuesday- What a MESS!
Here's What Your Mess Means
Everyone is messy in some aspect of their life, even neat freaks. Here’s what your mess means.
- A messy closet means you’re nostalgic. Experts say your out-of-control closet doesn’t mean that you’re a pig. You’re just trying to hold on to your past. The fix: Don’t put pressure on yourself to empty out the closet during a quick cleaning session. Instead, take the time to go through the items carefully, and identify what you need to keep, and what you can part with.
- If your desk is messy, it means you’re creative. That’s because messiness tends to juxtapose things that don’t normally go together. The fix: Set up a filing system, and spend the last 15 minutes of every day organizing your piles and clutter into that system.
- If your sock drawer is a mess, it means you’re structured and detail-oriented. Shocking, huh? Research shows that normally neat people have the most chaotic sock drawers. One theory is that as long as everything else is together, you don’t mind a hidden mess. The fix: Bring in smaller containers to break up the drawer.
Monday, July 25, 2011
Skinny Blue Berr-ita!
Oh Girls... Have I got a drink for you! Introducing Britt's Skinny Blue Berr-ita! Perfect for those lazy days by the pool or those hot summer nights.
Britt's Skinny Blue Berr-ita!
6 oz. Skinny Girl Margarita
1 1/2 cups of Ice
Handful Fresh Blue Berries
A few squirts of Berry Pomegranate Mio
Splash of water
Combine in blender and enjoy!
*I made my drink in a single serving blender- feel free to alter the measurements to your blender size/taste.
Gotta work those Anti-Oxidants in somehow :)
Also- A big shout out to my sweet friend Leah for making me this adorable coozie!
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Las Vegas Photog
We have finally found our photographer for our Couple's Photo Shoot at the Neon Sign Museum in Vegas! The VERY talented Chelsea Nicole is going to take our photos and I couldn't be more excited! Here are some of my favorites from Chelsea....
Amazing, Huh? So Excited!! The last picture is actually the Neon Sign Museum where our photo shoot will take place. Can't wait to meet Chelsea and feel like a photogenic princess for a day!
Amazing, Huh? So Excited!! The last picture is actually the Neon Sign Museum where our photo shoot will take place. Can't wait to meet Chelsea and feel like a photogenic princess for a day!
Faux-Dashian
Have y'all heard about Kimmy K filing a lawsuit against Old Navy over a Look-a-Like in one of their TV ads?
Check out the full story HERE and watch the video of Ms. Fauxdashian below. What do you think?
I say : Get over it Kimmy- You've got enough Dollar Billz.
Check out the full story HERE and watch the video of Ms. Fauxdashian below. What do you think?
I say : Get over it Kimmy- You've got enough Dollar Billz.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Real Simple's Guide to Packing your Beauty Products
How to Pack Your Beauty
Products
by Abbie Kozolchyk
Do: Burp your bottles. Air trapped inside can cause plastic containers to leak when the air pressure changes, says Lucy McCauley, editor of theTravelers' Tales' Annual Best Women's Travel Writing book collection. "Open the cap, give a little squeeze to let the excess air out, then quickly recap," she says.
Don't: Overlook the protective powers of footwear, says Samantha Brown, who goes on the road as host of several Travel Channel shows, including Passport to China and Passport to Great Weekends: "I wrap perfume bottles in my socks and pack them inside my sneakers." McCauley uses a variation on the theme, first slipping breakables into plastic bags, then sliding them into slippers.
Do: Be clingy. To minimize leaks, "I put a layer of kitchen wrap between the cap and the opening of my shampoo and conditioner," says Ingrid Hoffmann, who frequently travels for work as host of the Food Network show Simply Delicioso.
Don't: Neglect nooks and crannies. "I stow liquids packed in resealable bags along the bottom of my checked bag," says Lisa Trotter, an expedition leader for the New York City-based adventure-travel company Lindblad Expeditions. "They stay protected from breakage, given that the bottom of the suitcase is usually padded, and the clothes provide even more padding on top." Trotter places waterproof gear (raincoat, wind pants) on top of the liquids. "But you could just as easily use a $3 plastic poncho," she says.
Do: Double-bag your self-tanner. "It stains, so this product calls for extra protection," says Brown. "Even leakage inside a cosmetics case can be bad."
Don't: Forget the 3-1-1 rule. Yes, it's a pain, but it's not changing anytime soon, says Lara Uselding, a spokeswoman for the Transportation Security Administration. Refresher: You can carry on one one-quart clear resealable plastic bag filled with liquids and gels in containers of three ounces or less.
Don't: Overlook the protective powers of footwear, says Samantha Brown, who goes on the road as host of several Travel Channel shows, including Passport to China and Passport to Great Weekends: "I wrap perfume bottles in my socks and pack them inside my sneakers." McCauley uses a variation on the theme, first slipping breakables into plastic bags, then sliding them into slippers.
Do: Be clingy. To minimize leaks, "I put a layer of kitchen wrap between the cap and the opening of my shampoo and conditioner," says Ingrid Hoffmann, who frequently travels for work as host of the Food Network show Simply Delicioso.
Don't: Neglect nooks and crannies. "I stow liquids packed in resealable bags along the bottom of my checked bag," says Lisa Trotter, an expedition leader for the New York City-based adventure-travel company Lindblad Expeditions. "They stay protected from breakage, given that the bottom of the suitcase is usually padded, and the clothes provide even more padding on top." Trotter places waterproof gear (raincoat, wind pants) on top of the liquids. "But you could just as easily use a $3 plastic poncho," she says.
Do: Double-bag your self-tanner. "It stains, so this product calls for extra protection," says Brown. "Even leakage inside a cosmetics case can be bad."
Don't: Forget the 3-1-1 rule. Yes, it's a pain, but it's not changing anytime soon, says Lara Uselding, a spokeswoman for the Transportation Security Administration. Refresher: You can carry on one one-quart clear resealable plastic bag filled with liquids and gels in containers of three ounces or less.
Happy Traveling :)
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Tesh Tuesday- Eye bet you didn't know this!
Did You Know?
Did you know the muscle that lets your eye blink is the fastest muscle in your body? It allows you to blink five times a second. On average, you blink 15,000 times a day. Women blink twice as much as men
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