still cant find camera charge :(

There's so many posts I want to do but Ive been limited because I cant find the charger to my freaking dead camera! I finally bought some storage boxes to organize my makeup in and in the process of my MAJOR makeup organization I re-discovered so many neglected gems that I cant wait to play with! Its sad how I have tons of makeup barely touched and I still go makeup shopping like a maniac! I really need to stop though, I did however buy some much needed makeup brushes from coastal scents though...but after that - no more buying makeup until the Venomous Villains collection! Ive officially made that promise to myself :)

Also, Dee from MakeupThoughts asked me to be a guest writer on her blog, shes an avid proponent of cruelty free cosmetics as well. I strongly suggest you check her blog out, she has some pretty cool posts! Sorry Ive been lagging on the post Dee, but I will be working on it this week! It really means a lot to me that you would asked me to be a guest writer on your blog so from the bottom of my heart - Thank You!

Anyhoo, for the sake of posting, heres a little makeshift FOTD taken from my phone. I used my coastal scents warm palette and OCC lip tar in hush...which btw, I LOVE OCC lip tars!!! Cant wait to find my charge to do a post on that!

Hope everyone's having a lovely weekend!

♥ Leah

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San Bruno Fire

I wanted to touch up on the post below regarding the massive gas station explosion this past week in San Bruno. As I mentioned prior, I know what it feels like to lose almost everything in a fire, the only things I didn't lose were the most important of all - my family and pets. Its amazing how fast a fire can grow and destroy and its isnt easy picking up where you left off and starting your whole entire life from scratch. I could only imagine how much for difficult it is for people that have lost more than I did.

One teacher from the college I go to lived a couple houses away from that gas station. When it has exploded, she heard a big bang and felt the house shake. Thinking it was an earthquake, she rushed outside to check on her two children playing in the backyard. As soon as she stepped outside she watched in horror as  houses in her neighborhood exploded one by one. She grabbed her kids and ran inside unknowing that her whole back and hair were engulfed in flames.

Many are injured, homeless and the death toll is rising. If you are interested in making donations, please click here. Even if you are unable to donate to this specific fund, I STRONGLY suggest that you contact your local Red Cross or fire relief fund and donate there. You never know when something like this is going to happen, and those affected will need whatever they can get.

God Bless,

Leah

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