Anonymous wrote:
Why do they even have art class for Kindergarteners? Such a huge waste of time. They don't make anything 'artistic' anyway. Time better spent doing other neater work - worksheets, reading, computer lab time.

It's not a huge waste of time to all the future artists and creators of the world.

http://www.spring.org.uk/2013/12/art-elevates-the-mind-by-increasing-empathy-critical-thinking-and-tolerance.php

I'd like to organize a series of fundraisers. Can anyone recommend a reputable charity organization that would directly benefit these kids?

I believe in evolution, but I think it's possible that there is more to our consciousness than can be explained scientifically.

I like MAC studio fix

oh and I massage it in really good, and with the honey I apply it in an upward movement. (I got that one from my grandmother). I just started it doing this last month and was pleasantly surprised with under the eyes, cheeks, around the mouth and chest skin.

I don't know if this has anything to do with the improvement, but I've been drinking coconut water lately too.

I'm not really sure what it is, but it says it's a co-enzyme. It says proven to firm in as little as 2 weeks. It's been one week and the scaly skin on my shins looks nice and soft now : )

I do put the body lotion on my face. I couldn't find a face cream with the q-10 in it. I was using Garnier anti-wrinkle cream, but I didn't see any difference with it. Although, there are probably better ones out there that I haven't tried. I read a lot of good reviews about the Nivea though, so that's what prompted me to try it.

For the honey, I just let it air dry.

I've seen noticeable results with Nivea Skin Firming Moisturizer with Q-10. It's only $10-$12 a bottle and I use it on both body and face. I also reversed some lines with plain old honey. I leave it on for about a half hour (face, neck, chest) before rinsing it off and then I apply the Nivea. I do the honey 2-3x a week, and the Nivea every night.

I also take in lots of Vitamin C and fish oil.

traffic

daylight savings

winter

the guy who always speeds by and throws his crumpled beer can on the street

Anonymous wrote:For all you night owls, what are you doing?

dancing, usually.

I'm the same as you OP. I should really get more sleep.

I don't know any little girls named Abigail.

dancer/designer. Although, I danced at a law firm once.

Wisconsin to Mass Ave to downtown is much faster than Wisconsin to M to downtown.

Maybe she's trying to compete with the world record holder, Leontina Albina, who had 69 children.