I made this dish last night from a recipe my dad recommended to me from the cookbook that I am totally blanking on right now (I will revise this later). It is SO GOOD. The recipe creator (whose name I don't know at all -- I will revise this later as well) writes in his little forward that this is a take from another cook's recipe that he's molded into his own and now is "addicted" (his word). I suppose I've done that again in a very minor way and am sort of addicted (my word now) as well.
The only way I've really changed up this recipe is I only use half a head of broccoli, an entire package of tofu, one shallot, and no ginger. I hate ginger in fact. To me, ginger smells like soap. It's fresh, but not something that I'd like to eat. This is weird because I love ginger ale. Is it, though? Now that I think about it, it's probably not weird at all. Lastly, I made a bit of rice to go with it. The recipe doesn't say anything about pairing with rice, but I felt like I needed a little something else.
This amount of food ended up being enough for a dinner and leftovers for lunch the next day.
Ok, here are the ingredients:
- firm tofu
- black pepper
- cornstarch
- vegetable oil
- 2 cloves of garlic
- 1 shallot
- 1/2 red pepper
- 1/2 broccoli head
- 1 teaspoon soy sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 2 teaspoons water
First, open up the tofu and drain out all of the water. Next, wrap the tofu in paper towels for 30 minutes. Tofu kind of sucks because if you don't use all of it, you need to store it in water and replace the water every day it sits. I haven't actually done this before, I just ready about it, however it sounds like it sucks.
While the tofu is having the moisture sucked out of it, cook the rice. I cook 1/3 cup of rice with 2/3 cup of water. It's a pretty good measurement for one person.
After that has started, chop up the garlic, shallot, pepper, broccoli and place in bowl to the side.
Once the tofu has had its 30 minute blanket wrap time, take it out of the paper towels and chop into 1-2" pieces. Put the chopped pieces in a big mixing bowl, sprinkle the pieces with a lot of black pepper. Lots and lots. Next, coat every piece with the corn starch. Now, in a large pan, pour in the vegetable oil so that about half of the tofu pieces would be submerged (I don't have an exact measurement for this!!). Place the tofu in the pan and cook pieces so that they are evenly crispy-looking and light brown on both sides. After they look done, place them on a cooling rack placed above a plate to catch any oil that might fall from the tofu.
Now, pour out some of the oil, but save a little to cook the veggies! Pour the bowl the vegetables are in into the pan and cook for a bit, maybe 5 minutes. Next, pour in the soy sauce, sugar, and water and cook for another 5 minutes.
Once that is all done, your rice should be done and it is time to plate! Put the rice on first, then vegetables in the sauce, and then the tofu. That's it!
Very good, and good for two meals for one person!
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Sunday, September 11, 2016
Getting back to it
I put my writing on the back burner for the past couple of weeks and I am just now really realizing why. I think I kind of lost my "voice" after not writing for a very long time. This is all really ironic to me because at my work I've been told recently I have the voice (I don't want to go into detail, but if you worked with me, you'd know what I was talking about). I used to write on here and the words would just flow out. I feel like that was my voice and I had no trouble writing down, and more importantly making sense of, the ramblings in my head. I was reading one of my last posts before writing this and I enjoyed reading it. I think I enjoyed it because it was so me. I'm not sure if I was happier then or I felt more like me then, but man, I could write.
Well, I am going to try to make this more of a habit because I need to feel happier and more like myself. I liked my idea I had the other day and I want to stick with it. It's gonna happen!
I also really liked that old post I wrote because I loved what I was writing about, which was something my mom said about taking things one day at a time. My life is constantly changing, but the one constant is that there is always something that I will need to take one day at a time. It could be getting over a heartbreak, or getting back into running, or getting my voice back, there is always something!
Probably what I liked most about reading that old post and then now writing this is that I felt so much anxiety for the problems I was having and now I had to read what I wrote back then to remember it. This is very comforting to me because in some length of time I will feel the same about the anxiety, sadness, and problems I am having today. Oh how I wish that day was tomorrow, but alas, it's going to take a little bit longer than that (I really really really really do not like how it has to take longer than that).
It's all going to be ok. I just need to remember that.
Tomorrow I am going to make and then post about my dinner that I am semi-obsessed with. It is a good one.
Until then,
Caroline
ps - I looked at another post I wrote and in both that one and the one I mentioned here, I say "in true ____ fashion...". I love these weird consistencies of mine. I do make myself laugh sometimes.
Well, I am going to try to make this more of a habit because I need to feel happier and more like myself. I liked my idea I had the other day and I want to stick with it. It's gonna happen!
I also really liked that old post I wrote because I loved what I was writing about, which was something my mom said about taking things one day at a time. My life is constantly changing, but the one constant is that there is always something that I will need to take one day at a time. It could be getting over a heartbreak, or getting back into running, or getting my voice back, there is always something!
Probably what I liked most about reading that old post and then now writing this is that I felt so much anxiety for the problems I was having and now I had to read what I wrote back then to remember it. This is very comforting to me because in some length of time I will feel the same about the anxiety, sadness, and problems I am having today. Oh how I wish that day was tomorrow, but alas, it's going to take a little bit longer than that (I really really really really do not like how it has to take longer than that).
It's all going to be ok. I just need to remember that.
Tomorrow I am going to make and then post about my dinner that I am semi-obsessed with. It is a good one.
Until then,
Caroline
ps - I looked at another post I wrote and in both that one and the one I mentioned here, I say "in true ____ fashion...". I love these weird consistencies of mine. I do make myself laugh sometimes.
Monday, July 11, 2016
Week #1 shopping list
I thought I would start things off with my first shopping list of the new blog. I try to look at some recipes I am interested in making and then base my list off of that. I then think about side dishes and any snacks I'd like through the week. Simple enough!
Ok, confession time: when I actually went to the grocery store I was in kind of a time crunch. I needed to get home as soon as possible because it was raining and I had a cat to bring back inside and I had someone coming over soon. I planned out my list pretty carefully, but because of my preoccupation I had a couple more things on my list than I actually got. Oops! Well, I'll leave an asterisk on the pieces I did not pick up. Cool? Cool.
- pasta
- cherry tomatoes
- mozzarella pearls
- basil
- pesto
- 2 avocados
- 2 apples
- 2 peaches (I got three!)
- yogurt
- baguette
- tofu
- sweet potato
- broccoli
- red pepper
- hummus *
- baby carrots *
- butter *
- shallot
- arborio rice *
- pinot grigio *
- 2 vine-ripe tomatoes
- spinach *
- salad greens
Things I did pick up that were not on the list:
- cookie dough
- kitchen cleaner
- maybe one other thing
The total of this shopping trip was: $49.90
The pieces I did not pick up I forgot about, but also, I could not pick up because I cannot purchase alcohol in grocery stores in Maryland (where my job is located). I need to plan that part out a little bit better, eh? I think the rice and the wine was for a risotto dish I wanted to try. I might try that out next week instead.
A little something about me and maybe a helpful tip! I always try to have a sweet potato at home. If I am not really prepared for a meal or I am very tired I'll just microwave that with salt, pepper, and olive oil. It's very filling and tasty! Easy meal.
This is all I have for now. Later on we can look at actual meals.
Ok, confession time: when I actually went to the grocery store I was in kind of a time crunch. I needed to get home as soon as possible because it was raining and I had a cat to bring back inside and I had someone coming over soon. I planned out my list pretty carefully, but because of my preoccupation I had a couple more things on my list than I actually got. Oops! Well, I'll leave an asterisk on the pieces I did not pick up. Cool? Cool.
- pasta
- cherry tomatoes
- mozzarella pearls
- basil
- pesto
- 2 avocados
- 2 apples
- 2 peaches (I got three!)
- yogurt
- baguette
- tofu
- sweet potato
- broccoli
- red pepper
- hummus *
- baby carrots *
- butter *
- shallot
- arborio rice *
- pinot grigio *
- 2 vine-ripe tomatoes
- spinach *
- salad greens
Things I did pick up that were not on the list:
- cookie dough
- kitchen cleaner
- maybe one other thing
The total of this shopping trip was: $49.90
The pieces I did not pick up I forgot about, but also, I could not pick up because I cannot purchase alcohol in grocery stores in Maryland (where my job is located). I need to plan that part out a little bit better, eh? I think the rice and the wine was for a risotto dish I wanted to try. I might try that out next week instead.
A little something about me and maybe a helpful tip! I always try to have a sweet potato at home. If I am not really prepared for a meal or I am very tired I'll just microwave that with salt, pepper, and olive oil. It's very filling and tasty! Easy meal.
This is all I have for now. Later on we can look at actual meals.
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Toasty Little Surprises
Hello!
I decided I am going to write as much as I can here, because I've missed it, and because I think writing things out is good for me. When I used to write at school, I used this blog as an outlet to channel my anxiety and fear about graduating and being out in the big scary world. I am still terrified everyday (I am working on that, I promise), so perhaps this will still be therapeutic. Here goes!
It's been a while! Lots has changed while I've been gone. Here are a few notable events:
- I've been at my full-time job now for more than a year and a half.
- I traveled around the US and abroad to two countries (soon-to-be two more countries!!!).
- I ran in a few races (slowly).
- I stopped eating meat.
- I moved out!!
I should write that I've been doing a lot of things on my own now, but that isn't as much fun to include with those bullet points. When I say that I've been doing things on my own, I mean that there have been some good things that have happened and some bad things that have happened and now I pay for everything. That is growing up, right? I am going to say so.
While I've been doing some growing up, my interests have pretty much stayed the same. I still love skincare/makeup, I still love music, and I still love baseball. Something that has definitely changed about my interests is that I am now very, very interested in cooking and making meals. I've been trying out new recipes for just myself that gave me a great idea...
I am going to use this blog as I did in the past, but I am going to try to direct this towards exploring and archiving the art of making vegetarian meals for one. That is the kind of blog I would like to read, so why don't I just write it?
Doing just that, buying, cooking, storing food for one person is hard I've just recently found out. You need to keep in mind portions and using up ingredients before they go bad. It might not be as expensive as buying groceries for a family, but I think there is definitely some strategy that goes into properly cooking decent meals for one person.
I hope by doing this, I start to become a smarter food shopper, preparer, and executer! Perhaps I can collect a bunch of super great tips and tricks to share with you lovely readers! I will share shopping lists, recipes, food diaries, and other goodies. Oh, this will be so much fun!
A new blog name may be in order, eh? I like my TLS acronym, so I think I'll play off on that. The Lonely Spoon? The Last Supper? Toasty Little Surprises? I'm grasping at straws here, people. Leave your favorite in the comments!
Alright, so, here we go. I'm going to do this now. I'm not sure how many times per week I'll write, but I'll try to be as regular as I can. I need to go to the grocery store tomorrow, so maybe I'll share my first grocery list tomorrow. Eek!
Until then!
I decided I am going to write as much as I can here, because I've missed it, and because I think writing things out is good for me. When I used to write at school, I used this blog as an outlet to channel my anxiety and fear about graduating and being out in the big scary world. I am still terrified everyday (I am working on that, I promise), so perhaps this will still be therapeutic. Here goes!
It's been a while! Lots has changed while I've been gone. Here are a few notable events:
- I've been at my full-time job now for more than a year and a half.
- I traveled around the US and abroad to two countries (soon-to-be two more countries!!!).
- I ran in a few races (slowly).
- I stopped eating meat.
- I moved out!!
I should write that I've been doing a lot of things on my own now, but that isn't as much fun to include with those bullet points. When I say that I've been doing things on my own, I mean that there have been some good things that have happened and some bad things that have happened and now I pay for everything. That is growing up, right? I am going to say so.
While I've been doing some growing up, my interests have pretty much stayed the same. I still love skincare/makeup, I still love music, and I still love baseball. Something that has definitely changed about my interests is that I am now very, very interested in cooking and making meals. I've been trying out new recipes for just myself that gave me a great idea...
I am going to use this blog as I did in the past, but I am going to try to direct this towards exploring and archiving the art of making vegetarian meals for one. That is the kind of blog I would like to read, so why don't I just write it?
Doing just that, buying, cooking, storing food for one person is hard I've just recently found out. You need to keep in mind portions and using up ingredients before they go bad. It might not be as expensive as buying groceries for a family, but I think there is definitely some strategy that goes into properly cooking decent meals for one person.
I hope by doing this, I start to become a smarter food shopper, preparer, and executer! Perhaps I can collect a bunch of super great tips and tricks to share with you lovely readers! I will share shopping lists, recipes, food diaries, and other goodies. Oh, this will be so much fun!
A new blog name may be in order, eh? I like my TLS acronym, so I think I'll play off on that. The Lonely Spoon? The Last Supper? Toasty Little Surprises? I'm grasping at straws here, people. Leave your favorite in the comments!
Alright, so, here we go. I'm going to do this now. I'm not sure how many times per week I'll write, but I'll try to be as regular as I can. I need to go to the grocery store tomorrow, so maybe I'll share my first grocery list tomorrow. Eek!
Until then!
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
A few accomplishments
I wish I could have written this post on Sunday night instead of today but Sunday was a crazy day. I wish I could have written this Sunday because I wanted to say that my week had been "grool". You know, a combination of great and cool. It was October 3rd last week, which meant that it was sort of like the unofficial Mean Girls day and I was going to stretch it out for a week. If you don't live under a rock you'll know what I mean. Anyway, it has been no secret that I have had a couple up-and-down weeks in the past. In true Caroline fashion I had been freaking out about my future, my finances, my career choices, everything, but I have also been getting great advice from friends and family and feeling really grateful to have people in my life filled with so much wisdom*. This past week and into this week have felt good for me so far and I have actually accomplished a few things that have made me feel a lot more up than down**.
First off, which I think I have said before and that I didn't accomplish last week but still has made me feel extremely up is the internship I have had for a little over a month. I cannot convey how much I love that internship. Everyone I work with is so nice and welcoming and has never made me feel uncomfortable or made me not want to come in to work. The location is the best. All of the work I've been doing has been enjoyable, even the "boring" stuff. I am so fortunate to have gotten to intern there and have learned so much. I cannot say enough good things about it.
Secondly, I got my first out-of-school paying job. This is big because for a long time I thought the only job I could get was an un-paying one or none at all. Granted, this job will not pay a lot, but it is something. I had orientation the other day and the people I met and who will be working with part-time all seem really friendly and funny and makes me excited to start my job there. It's also in an amazing museum with amazing art. Who (I mean mostly just art history lovers when I say "who") could ask for more?
Thirdly, and finally, I ran my second ever half marathon on Sunday with my dad. I think this was my biggest accomplishment to date. My first half marathon, which wasn't exactly a legitimate one and you can go back and read about a few months ago, was something I was extremely proud of after training for so long in the cold and then in the heat with my running buddy. BUT this time was even better. I wasn't consistently training like I was last time and I even had to stop to walk a bit last time. This time I took off 20 minutes from my time and never stopped to walk after not training as much as I wish I did. A major reason why I did that is because my dad kept with me and motivated me to keep going. Also, he is old so if he just zoomed ahead of me that would just be so mortifying, right? Ha, I'm totally just kidding about that but he was much better trained than I was and he is a lot faster than I am. Crossing the finish line was the best feeling in the world (although for the next few days I had a really hard time moving my legs) and it definitely felt like my biggest accomplishment. I sort of have that, "I can do anything" mentality now. Sort of.
These ups have made me happy to be where I am in life. The hopelessness has gone away for a bit and I can breath easier. And, in true Bilbo Baggins fashion, I think I am quite ready for another adventure.
Until next time,
Caroline
*Don't worry, I am still going to have periods of extreme downs and ups. They always find a way into my life to make my feelings awfully bipolar. This is not the end.
**If all had gone to plan I wouldn't have been writing this post after last night's heartbreaking finale for the Nats. My heart actually felt broken. Last night I didn't want to talk to anyone about it and I still don't want to but as a friend told me today, "baseball never lets you down." That is a little out of context but what he meant is that it will return next year and be there for me again and again and while we seemingly failed last night we have more chances to come back and eventually be the team that everyone expects us to be. It made me feel better.
First off, which I think I have said before and that I didn't accomplish last week but still has made me feel extremely up is the internship I have had for a little over a month. I cannot convey how much I love that internship. Everyone I work with is so nice and welcoming and has never made me feel uncomfortable or made me not want to come in to work. The location is the best. All of the work I've been doing has been enjoyable, even the "boring" stuff. I am so fortunate to have gotten to intern there and have learned so much. I cannot say enough good things about it.
Secondly, I got my first out-of-school paying job. This is big because for a long time I thought the only job I could get was an un-paying one or none at all. Granted, this job will not pay a lot, but it is something. I had orientation the other day and the people I met and who will be working with part-time all seem really friendly and funny and makes me excited to start my job there. It's also in an amazing museum with amazing art. Who (I mean mostly just art history lovers when I say "who") could ask for more?
Thirdly, and finally, I ran my second ever half marathon on Sunday with my dad. I think this was my biggest accomplishment to date. My first half marathon, which wasn't exactly a legitimate one and you can go back and read about a few months ago, was something I was extremely proud of after training for so long in the cold and then in the heat with my running buddy. BUT this time was even better. I wasn't consistently training like I was last time and I even had to stop to walk a bit last time. This time I took off 20 minutes from my time and never stopped to walk after not training as much as I wish I did. A major reason why I did that is because my dad kept with me and motivated me to keep going. Also, he is old so if he just zoomed ahead of me that would just be so mortifying, right? Ha, I'm totally just kidding about that but he was much better trained than I was and he is a lot faster than I am. Crossing the finish line was the best feeling in the world (although for the next few days I had a really hard time moving my legs) and it definitely felt like my biggest accomplishment. I sort of have that, "I can do anything" mentality now. Sort of.
These ups have made me happy to be where I am in life. The hopelessness has gone away for a bit and I can breath easier. And, in true Bilbo Baggins fashion, I think I am quite ready for another adventure.
Until next time,
Caroline
*Don't worry, I am still going to have periods of extreme downs and ups. They always find a way into my life to make my feelings awfully bipolar. This is not the end.
**If all had gone to plan I wouldn't have been writing this post after last night's heartbreaking finale for the Nats. My heart actually felt broken. Last night I didn't want to talk to anyone about it and I still don't want to but as a friend told me today, "baseball never lets you down." That is a little out of context but what he meant is that it will return next year and be there for me again and again and while we seemingly failed last night we have more chances to come back and eventually be the team that everyone expects us to be. It made me feel better.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
one step at a time
I have fantastic news. I was offered a job today! It's part-time so it works well with my schedule now and it is in a lovely museum where I will be surrounded by some of the most famous modern art in the world!! It's almost the exact same job I had while at school, but still, wow. It makes me happy to think I'll be doing something (part-time) in an amazing place where I'll get paid. Time will tell if I end up loving it like I think I will. I will report back on the subject.
While that is great news I also have some sort of not really fantastic news. Late last night, before I knew I had the job, I was thinking about how much it will cost me to get to the museum and then I was thinking about how much of my paycheck that will be and then how I don't know if I want to do something like this for the rest of my life and then how I need to save for graduate school and then what exactly I wanted to study in graduate school and then about all of the prerequisites I don't have to get into some programs and how am I going to save for graduate school and then how am I going to save for a car at the same time. That run-on sentence is exactly how my mind was working but maybe 10x worse. I pretty much had a mini panic attack at 1 in the morning. I am going to start this job which is awesome, I have been writing this whole time about how getting a job will make me feel better, but it has pretty much just made me even more scared for the future. I said the future was bright a few posts ago but now it was starting to look a little bleak. I am on a roller coaster with my feelings, no doubt.
Today my mom and I had a conversation about what I was thinking about last night and of course she had comforting words because she is my mom and she always does. She said that I need to take things once at a time and that I'm young and I have a lot of time to do things. I need to remember that I am young and if somethings don't work out I have my whole life ahead of me to figure things out. This doesn't just go for jobs, it goes for everything. I think working at art camp with 5-11 year olds has made me feel way older than I actually am. Thanks, children, I am not that much older than you! She also said that she and my dad (and of course everyone else in my family) were there for me and it made me really thankful to have such a great home.
From now on I will try to take a step back, breathe, and take things one at a time. You should try that too.
Until next time,
Caroline
While that is great news I also have some sort of not really fantastic news. Late last night, before I knew I had the job, I was thinking about how much it will cost me to get to the museum and then I was thinking about how much of my paycheck that will be and then how I don't know if I want to do something like this for the rest of my life and then how I need to save for graduate school and then what exactly I wanted to study in graduate school and then about all of the prerequisites I don't have to get into some programs and how am I going to save for graduate school and then how am I going to save for a car at the same time. That run-on sentence is exactly how my mind was working but maybe 10x worse. I pretty much had a mini panic attack at 1 in the morning. I am going to start this job which is awesome, I have been writing this whole time about how getting a job will make me feel better, but it has pretty much just made me even more scared for the future. I said the future was bright a few posts ago but now it was starting to look a little bleak. I am on a roller coaster with my feelings, no doubt.
Today my mom and I had a conversation about what I was thinking about last night and of course she had comforting words because she is my mom and she always does. She said that I need to take things once at a time and that I'm young and I have a lot of time to do things. I need to remember that I am young and if somethings don't work out I have my whole life ahead of me to figure things out. This doesn't just go for jobs, it goes for everything. I think working at art camp with 5-11 year olds has made me feel way older than I actually am. Thanks, children, I am not that much older than you! She also said that she and my dad (and of course everyone else in my family) were there for me and it made me really thankful to have such a great home.
From now on I will try to take a step back, breathe, and take things one at a time. You should try that too.
Until next time,
Caroline
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
September beauty favorites
So it's been a very long time since I've written anything about makeup. Too long! I thought since it is the beginning of the month and I love seeing what products everyone loved for the month then I will post mine too. Some you have seen before if you are a long-time reader. Some are some exciting firsts. Let's see what I've got!
1. Wet n Wild Color Icon Eyeshadow palette trios in "Walking on Eggshells" and "Silent Treatment" - This month has been all about wearing eyeshadow for me, especially after the past few months where I only wore mascara on my eyes and then nothing at all. I have been loving it. I wear the eyelid color in "Walking on Eggshells" very often. That and some mascara and you are set! It is very nice. I also wore the eyelid color in "Silent Treatment" when I went out with some of my friends and I loved the look. It was subtly smokey, which is perfect because sometimes I am not a very confident makeup wearer. You have to be a pretty confident makeup wearer to pull off a smokey eye. One day I'll be that person. The formula of these eyeshadows are great, very nice pigmentation with limited fall-out (if you are careful, this pretty much goes for every eyeshadow I find)! They are also about $3 so you can't beat the price.
2. & 3. Formula 10.0.6 Pores Be Pure Skin-Clarifying Mud Mask with Strawberry + Yarrow AND Freeman Feeling Beautiful Facial Polishing Mask with Charcoal and Black Sugar - Wow, what long titles those two have! I love the combination of these two face masks. I do this about once a week where I'll use the Strawberry mask then afterwards use the Charcoal mask. It might seem a little backwards but I find the Charcoal mask to be a little more moisturizing than the other one. Well, after wearing these two masks together I feel amazing. My skin is soft and looks clean while feeling so unbelievably clean. Afterwards, I will go in with my facial spray and my night moisturizer as I do everynight. I might be crazy but I think it has helped out my skin a little bit. You can get both at Ulta. I highly recommend!
4. NYC Sunny Bronzer - I have definitely put this in a favorites post before. This is such old news but I love this bronzer. I actually use it more as an eyeshadow than a bronzer and it is the perfect color (remember, this has been the month of loving eyeshadow??). I put it all over the lid with a little more in the crease and it gives my eyes nice definition AND if you also pat on some of the brow bone color from the "Walking on Eggshells" palette with your finger on the middle of the lid it looks beautiful. Stick on some mascara after that and you've got another winning look.
5. Sponges - I only started doing this recently but I am very impressed. My mom gave me a few sponges to apply my foundation with since I had told her I only use a brush to do it. She pretty much only uses a sponge so I thought I would try it out. It is a lovely finish! Looks very natural and I love that. I have only two gripes; 1. I feel like I have to use more product to evenly apply it all over my face and 2. I'm not sure how cleaning will go. I'll give cleaning a go soon and report back. Besides those two gripes I am very much enjoying the sponge.
6. Rimmel Moisture Renew Lipstick in "As You Want, Victoria" - I think saved the best for last. This is amazing. I saw it in Target a few weeks ago and could not stop thinking about it. I finally bought it and immediately wore it to the grocery store with my friend just to try it out and I was first amazed by the pigmentation and also amazed by the color. It is a pretty bright pink fuchsia color. In fact, it is the color of bright pink fuchsia roses! I have a picture as evidence. I told you it is amazing! I want to try out more colors from this line. One day when I have a paying job I will!
Wow, I didn't think I would write so much but last month was a fun one for beauty products. Again, mostly because for the duration of art camp I was wearing little-to-no makeup. It is awfully refreshing to not wear makeup but it is just too much fun to look at and apply and try out new things to never wear it! I will forever love it.
Until next time,
Caroline
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