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So while I was downstairs changing the laundry ("Be a Better Me week 2-i'm totally caught up on laundry...) Amelia was upstairs in my drawers finding something fun to do. She found some mascara and decided to do a little makeover. Thick Makeover. When I saw her I kept repeating "Please let that be the Covergirl Professional $ 4.99 brand" Much to my chagrin it was the lancome
Amelia owes me $23.00.

Dear Brad,
If you are reading this for the first time and realizing that I do in fact spend $ 23.00 on mascara when I could get mascara for 5 bucks, I want you to know that there are some things that a gal just can't cut corners on and you know how when I itch my eyes over and over again and really start digging into them? That would be the cheap-o brand. Hope that's not a problem.
Lovin you-
HD

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Melanie said…
Dang! Was it hard to get off?? Did it go anywhere else? Luckily, in this particular kid destruction category, playing in makeup hasn't been a big deal around here. :)
March 15, 2007 at 7:44 PM
Jessica G. said…
Just don't let my husband read this post! If he had any idea how much we actually spend to look cute, he'd flip! And be sure to keep a running tally on expenses so Amelia can pay you back. The Boy already owes us close to $200. Believe me, I WILL COLLECT!
March 16, 2007 at 10:01 AM
AnnEE said…
I'm crying for you!! It's almost how I feel when people ask to use my hairspray or Heidi used my Kerastase to wash Mateo's hair. I'm like, AHHHH!!! That stuff costs 40 bucks a small bottle!!

Brad also doesn't realize that when they're super uber expensive, we make it LAAAASSSTTTT!!
March 16, 2007 at 12:50 PM
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