Angel Burford

With the wealth of billionaires rising nearly 1/3 since the start of the pandemic while millions of working class Americans lost their jobs, I think we should all be looking for ways to avoid shopping on Amazon this year and support small businesses instead. Try Mystery was launched by one of Ben’s old colleagues, and though I haven’t tried it yet myself, I’ve heard from several colleagues who have bought one in place of a date night and have really loved it. Seattle Cucina offers virtual cooking classes, and while I know we are all sick of Zoom stuff, a cooking class sounds a lot more engaging than some of the other Zoom activities I’ve heard of. Glasswing and Glasswing Greenhouse: A local Seattle boutique offering men’s and women’s clothing, and a wide selection of plants and planters

Since Mejuri has their Black Friday sale coming up next week, where you can get 10% off one piece, 15% off two pieces, and 20% off three, I figured this would be a good time to talk about my favorite pieces and what I’ll personally be picking up during the sale. Pictured to the right: Dôme Hoops, Single Mini Hoop Croissant Dôme Ring (gold vermeil) and Charlotte Bold Ring (gold vermeil) : Pictured to the left, these rings are some of my favorite statement pieces from Mejuri. One of my favorite layering pieces, I wear this with both chunkier pieces (like the curb chain necklace) or longer pendant necklaces like the Tarot Moon Necklace. : I have a pair of hoops just like this from another Jewelry brand (bought when Mejuri didn’t offer a hoop in this size) and I wear them all the time.

All 142 Taylor Swift Songs, Ranked (aka the only list you should trust) You all might be wondering what prompted me to spend 1 hour 37 minutes on a Wednesday evening ranking Taylor Swift’s entire discography? Well if you know anything about me, you’ll know that I’m a big Taylor Swift fan. Lastly, if you want to read a professional critic’s ranking that is pretty acceptable, see this ranking by Rob Sheffeld on Rolling Stone (does not include songs from folklore).

These artisans have been making brushes for generations and they pick out the best quality animal hairs to make their brushes. That being said, I’m a lot less picky about my face brushes and love drugstore options such as Real Techniques and Elf’s $3 studio line. I use this brush every day I wear eye makeup, whether it’s to apply one color across the entire lid, such as urban decay smog or MAC satin taupe, or to build up gradients. Hakuhodo is known for their high quality brushes which are handmade by artisans Kumano, Japan.