u/StareyedInLA

Hello, I am going to be travelling to Israel for the first time this September. I come from a family of Indiana Jones fans, so when a friend told me you can visit Jordan from Jerusalem, I wanted to add that to my itinerary. There's a few two day tours I found and wanted to know what you would recommend. Here are the links I found:

Abraham tours

Bein Harim tours

Tourist Israel

Thank you. :)

To be fair, I’ve also had the same makeup routine since high school (primer, liquid foundation then powder for a matte finish). And I learned from YouTube tutorials about how to recreate makeup styles from the 1910s and 20s.

Modern bedroom with two bathrooms and a private entrance up for rent in shared 3 bedroom house. 

-Rent is $984/month plus utilities

-Located close to I-10 and 450 freeways

-15 minute drive from El Camino College and CSU Dominguez Hills, perfect for students! 

-Pet friendly (bedroom comes with a doggy door)

About us: we are two women in our 30s who work full time looking for a third roommate to share our lease. We would prefer another female roommate. 

Earliest move-in date: July 1, but earlier works for us too!

I’m Japanese-American, so the only bread crumbs I had were panko from Tokyo Central. The recipe turned out to be similar to my mom’s for katsu.

I posted here once a few months ago griping about getting a handbag for Christmas.
I’m back to apologize to the community. I haven’t been a purse person in years, my style is vintage and soft butch and I never thought handbags could work with that. Then today, I was at my local thrift for fun when I saw this bag. It’s neutral, it’s buttery soft and large enough that I could carry my books and knitting on it. I paid $22 after a coupon, and it appears this bad boy retails for over $200. But when I am carrying it, I feel really good about myself.
So to the handbag community, I’d like to apologize for my last post. I found a bag that could work with me.