Hey guys!! Today is my birthday and I just turned 21 so I thought I'd share some things I've learned with you. This us probably more helpful if you are younger but if you are older maybe you can add more advice in the comments.  :) 1. Get a job while you're in high school just for the experience. I wish I had done this so I'd have an easier time getting jobs that are better now. Lots of jobs require a year or more experience and that makes getting jobs harder if you've never worked anywhere before. 2. Going along with #1 take the smaller jobs while in high school  This way once you finish college you have tons of experience plus your degree and that will help ALOT. 3. Guard your heart but know it IS possible to meet your future spouse in high school and that those relationships can last. I met my fiancé when we were only 8 and 10 and we slowly became friends and started dating at 15 and 17. He's the most amazing supportive person I know an...

Hey guys!! I wanted to do a slightly different kind of post today, my boyfriend is a gamer and so I thought it could be fun to do a post on what you should know about dating a gamer, and the best part? This list is gamer approved. :) lol 1. Gamers will game... alot. If you are going to date a gamer you have to understand this, gaming is part of what he loves doing, especially if he's hardcore gamer, so don't be one of those girlfriends who's constantly trying to make him stop playing, gamers don't like that at all. You shouldn't try and change him, but accept who he is, or other option find a guy who isn't a gamer. lol 2. Sometimes,  it will take an eternity to get a text back,  or he forgets. You'll get used to it. There are just some games where you can't pause them or they are just too difficult for him to text you back quickly. If he likes this game: that can be especially true. And trust me I've played it, he ...

Hey guys! So a month or so I go, I was at church and talking to my younger cousin, Grace. Well we started to talk about make up, because she will be old enough to wear it in a little over a year, and she started asking me what different products were and what they were for, and what they did. So I tried to explain a large variety of them, but she gave me an idea for a blog post series. So I'm starting a short series I'm calling, "What's that make up for?", and will be posting about various types of make up all separately, so one post for foundation, one for concealer etc. I'm probably still gonna have some reviews and stuff in between, but I'm just gonna see where it goes. Hopefully this post can not only help my younger cousin, but also any other younger, or older, girls who don't know much about make up yet. I'm definitely not claiming to be an expert by any means, but I'm gonna do my best to explain it all. If I miss any...

Hey Guys!! I wanted to recommend something to you guys today, when I was younger I had some pretty bad self esteem issues, now i'm not saying I never have days where I don't like something about myself now, but I've come along way. For example I used to take up to 2 HOURS finding an outfit because I felt that nothing looked good on me, and I no longer do this because I've learned how to be nice to myself and to deal with things in a healthier way. A big part of what helped me were these books, there are 5 which I will list in a minute and they are by Chad Eastham. Now I started off wanting the first one because it tells you about guys and how to get a boyfriend, or so it seems. These books are very geared toward loving yourself first, they teach you about how to view yourself in a positive light and are very positive and also Chad is quite a funny guy. 1.  "The Truth About Guys" This one just tells you more about how guys think and things along those ...