Geek Faerie

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I know some of these are from a week or so ago but I don’t always get to my Comic Pusher on every Wednesday.   Hey I’m a busy Faerie, computers and networks won’t sparkle themselves and someone has to eat the last Reese’s cup in your candy stash.   Anyway, on to my picks from this haul and other random ones I grabbed off the shelf that caught my eye. 1 – X-Men: Curse of the Mutants #4 Marvel Written By: Victor Gischler Penciled by: Paco Medina Inked by: Juan Vlasco Colored by: Marte Garcia I have been drooling about this series coming out all summer long.   I am in love with Vampires, just not the sparklie kind.   I am talking about the Lost Boys, no holds barred, Blade movies, do what you want, kick arse kind of Vampires!   I first read an X-Men/Vampires comic back in ‘90 something that centered on Storm being transformed by Dracula himself that was a one shot deal.   Later on in the late ‘90s that idea was revisited on the premise that Storm was still a Vampire and how she was li

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I admit this idea was a bit of an experiment.  I tried a brand of cosmetics I've never used before and was unhappy with how it mucked up my look.  Despite the apparent eye creasing that is going on I think you still get the idea. What you'll need... Eyes MAC Venomous Villains Maleficent My Dark Magic Mineralize Eye shadow - pink side only MAC Venomous Villains Dr. Facilier Brash and Bold Pigment Jessie's Girl After Midnight Creme Eye shadow MAC Venomous Villains Cruella de Vil Sweet Joy Eye shadow Urban Decay Original Eye Primer Potion Stila Black Shimmer Black Diamond Mascara Too Face Lash Injection Pinpoint Mascara Too Faced Black Lava Gloss Eye Liner Lips Benefit High Beam MAC Venomous Villains Maleficent Violetta Lipstick Urban Decay 24/7 Ozone Lip Liner Benefit Prrrowl Pink Shimmer Gloss Face MAC Venomous Villains Maleficent Briar Rose Beauty Powder Too Faced Absolutely Invisible Candlelight MAC Pro Longwear SPF10 NW20 Foundation How To Begin by applying Urba

Aren't.  They.  Just.  Too.  CUTE!!  Doesn't it make you just want to hug and squeeze them and love them all over!!  Ahem. *composes self*  For Halloween this year DragonMonkey and I decided it was time to get new outfits for Chance and Chicklet, our Build-A-Bear Coyotes.  Well that's not really what happened.  See what happened was we were at the mall and I made a bee line for Build-A-Bear remembering that Star Wars outfits were available.  Which then lead to us deciding it was time to change their outfits for Halloween, after many girlish noises of joy and glee were exclaimed along with much jumping and hopping about like a child.  It was quite amusing actually, if you don't mind seeing an adult woman act like a child.  Any way, aren't they just adorable!  Here is a solo shot of each. Chance as Han Solo Chicklet as Princess Leia So cute posing with our Tauntaun sleeping bag from Thinkgeek.com .  I also have some close up shots of their outfits as well. 

Bath drawn, check Reading book, check Gillette Venus 3 with a new blade, check Geeky Clean's Hairy Fairy bar, check I wanted to put this product through its paces and my legs not only gave the Hairy Fairy bar quite a challenge but could have posed as the name sake.  To give you a bit of background, I am cursed with a heritage that is both Italian and Polish/Lithuanian which resulted in my leg hair being thick, coarse, and dark.  Shaving is a process that I dread cause it is never quick and easy.  When I first stumbled upon the Hairy Fairy I was intrigued.  Could this product be the one that solves so many of my shaving woes?  The answer is yes.  I opened up the wrapping on the bar and took a nice long sniff.  Heavenly!  It was chocolatey, rich, creamy, and reminded me a of a perfect fudge brownie.  And that was just the smell.  The bar itself I could tell was handmade and contained more natural ingredients than a regular bar of brand name soap.  The heat from my hands caused a