Important Brain Thoughts

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Hello Friends!

 My deepest condolences, I have failed to write in this lovely blog for quite some time now. I have been extremely busy with my first semester in college as a returning student. That's right I'm an old freshman and let me tell you even though I'm only about 4-5 years older than my now peers I feel ancient.... wise and ancient, and awesome. ;p 

 Anyways, the reason I write to you today is because apparently I have been doing something that some consider revolutionary, a game changer if you will. The other day I was at work, doing my thangggg when a client asked what kind of lipstick I was wearing, requesting she not think I'm a super weirdo I said, "this is kind of weird, I use my boots like pockets so don't judge me", and I pulled out my lipstick/gloss/stuff... and to my absolute astonishment she had a light bulb moment. "ERMERGERDDD that's a great idea! I'm going to do that with my boots too now! You should blog about that!". 

 Alas that is the tale, so here I am... blogging about the incident. Yes, people if you haven't tried it before I highly recommend using your boots as pockets, I always do! It's extremely stealthy and nifty, especially if you're wearing a dress or skirt and legit have no pockets to be found! Anyways I hope you find this little trick useful and brilliant! 

Tschüss

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