tips and tricks

Words, Phrases and Prices
from The Bay's advertising flyer
titled, 'The Art of Beauty'

tips and tricks
the power of cosmetics
take beauty seriously
skin consultation
$22.50
$66
fragrance wardrobing
prescription: cleanse, hydrate, concealer, foundation, powder, bronzer, blush, illuminator, brows, eyelid, crease, liner, mascara, liner, lipstick, gloss
dancing queen status
apply
smudge
follow natural outline
fill in
curl lashes
$160
$93
$140
brush around the inner corner of the eye
shimmer on the cheekbone, nose, collarbone, shoulders
orgasm
$99
light-reflecting liquids
pearlescent
golden
multi-faceted in more ways than one
instantly refreshed
RADIANT
face, neck, shoulders, decollete
NATURAL healthy GLOW
a perfect tan is not a seasonal luxury
eight shades, newly designed packaging
hydrating
addict
voluminizing
dresses lips with a veil
shimmering
sheer
melts
brilliantly plumped look
active and animated faces
complete solution
aging, sunburn, acne
boost
minimmize age spots, dark spots, freckles
discoloration
regain clarity, youthful glow
dark spot corrector
improvement
visible reduction
concentrated serum
reverse melanin production
luminous
developing
$95
diminished
visibly brighter
refreshing
#30
lackluster
intensely plumper
natural radiance
antidote
top secrets
peel technology
stimulate
$70
$71
exfoliation
epidermis renewal
rested-looking
$89
potent power
rare botanical
strengthens
irregular pigmentations
$390
moisture
hydration
barrier
imperfections
rarified, seduce, serpentine
neuropeptides
$54
paralyzing effects
botox in a bottle
freezes
contractions
striking speed
$160
stranglehold
french clay
skin-brightening
wrinkle-dispatching
$83
$118
youth activating
lit from within
$95
rivals
anti-aging
wrinkle prescription
noticeably reduces
wrinkle depth
irritation
veritcal fret
stubborn furrows
frownies
$140
$88
youthful bounce
clinically firmer
lifted-looking
continued use
cosmeceutical
clinical grade
collagen-boosting peptides
super-charged
$44
$110
$28
ceramides
antioxidants
active molecule
stimulate
DNA repair
stretch marks
$162
primes
absorption
treatment
fights aging
brighten, hydrates, refines
brightening serum
spot corrector
day cream
injectables, peels, lasers
microdermabrasion, facials
$170
battle
sabilized
elimination
$58
synthetic growth hormone
lightweight
firming
super-power ingredient
$275
hyper-pigmentation
free-radical scavengers
defends
$330
de-puffs
increases circulation
$275
feminine fragrance
embodies richness
enveloped, sensual
$126
evocative
addictive
exclusive
$89
$140
#127
ethereal energy
#102
flamboyant, elegant, spontaneous
$88
voluptuous, sensual, sophisticated
$102
$150
$80
$70
wanting more
$32

hong kong: front

The other Front Door Back Doors
From the first twelve pages of Google


1. hong kong: front door/back door (blog)

2. Front Door/Back Door Restaurant (Missouri)

3. Your Lucky Directions and the Front Door Back Door Confusion (book)

4. Hong Kong: Front Door/Back Door (book)

5. Front door, back door: seascapes and the Australian pysche (essay)

6. Front door/back door question (forum)

Orange Red Turquoise

Colours of Sea Glass
In order of most rare to most common
From the book Pure Sea Glass, by Richard LaMotte

Orange
Red
Turquoise
Yellow
Black
Teal
Grey
Pink
Aqua
Cornflower Blue
Cobalt Blue
Opaque White
Citron
Purple/Amethyst
Soft Green
Soft Blue
Forest Green
Lime Green
Golden Amber
Amber
Jade
Kelly Green
Brown White (Clear)

air canda best buy canadian

First Items on Google Search
Eh to Zed
February, 2011

air canada
best buy
canadian tire
dictionary
ebay
facebook
gmail
hotmail
ikea
job bank
kijiji
lcbo
mapquest
nhl
olg
pizza pizza
qwop
rogers
skype
ttc
ufc
via rail
walmart
xbox
youtube
zellers

cowboys & indians

Three Tiers of Magazines,
All Shelved under "Art"
Chapters, Ajax, February, 2011

TOP TIER of "ART"--
Cowboys & Indians
Armoured Militaria Magazine
Military History
Canada's History
The Scots Magazine
Heritage Britain and Ireland
Military Heritage
World War II
History
After the Battle
Ancient Warfare
National History
The Highlander
Wild West
Lost Treasure
Wills and Kate: Special Souvenir Edition
William and Kate: A Royal Romance
The Scottish Banner
et al

MIDDLE TIER of "ART"--
Fine Art Conmnoisseur
Wester Art
Pottery Making
The Art of Watercolor
International Artist
American Art Collector
American Artist
Art of the West
Artasiapacific
Blue Canvas
Watercolor Artist
Art & Australia
American Art Review
Art Forum
(t)here
The Artist
Art Lies
Art Auction
Creative Review
et al

BOTTOM TIER of "ART"--
Tatto.1 Tribal
Rebel Ink
Flash
Tatoo Society
Inked
Magazine Art
Wallpaper
Juxtapoz
Public
Communication Arts
Urban Ink
Tatoo Life
Tatoo
Total Tatoo
Tatoo Energy
Ink Shots
et al

NOTE: Literary Journals shelved under "Entertainment",
along with Horror Hound and MAD

I was going

Discussion among three schoolgirls
Pickering Library, January 2011
11:35 a.m. - 12 noon

I was going to buy a notebook, laugh at me, obvious, like, all this stuff we’ve learned, like, like, Imperialism, tests are easy, I don’t, oh, FaceBook without WiFi, nothing’s working? click on something, I’m on a profile, wow I can’t go on mine, search, no internet connection, quiet revolution or whatever it is, civil rights, on TV, all I know, page 246, looking over my stuff, didn’t study hard, so nice not having to study, after science, history tomorrow, so simple, whatever, no WiFi, there is WiFi, here, don’t know anything about Nellie McClung, wasn’t she, speaker, fought for women in the kitchen, right to vote, go on page 40, like she was, women’s christian temperance movement, in french, oh, whatever, I thought it was WTCU, or women’s temperance christian union, or is that just the same? Halifax explosion, bombed harbour, only know from going to Halifax, and time of Germany, Hitler came out of nowhere, sided with Japan, U.S. got cheesed off, Japan decided to bomb Pearl Harbour, Canada got mad or whatever, Japanese people being treated bad, Pearl Harbour so close to Canada and so are they going to bomb Canada also? No, Halifax Harbour, oh. I think it was an accident, I got confused when she said Pearl Harbour, I kept thinking of Halifax, so Japan bombed Pearl Harbour or Halifax harbour? bombs in water, remember in Finding Nemo they had those chairs? have to know about bombing, I lost a whole section, who were the Bolsheviks? wanted higher salary, revolution in Russia, communism, I found prohibition, WCTU during war, proposed factories, used wheat for food for soldiers and ammunition, 1918, WWI or II? What time period?

My Sweet Orange

'Books to Read' :Part One
Entries noted in Georgia O'Keefe engagement calendar, gift from Chead
From 1992 until ??

My Sweet Orange Tree -- by Jose Mauro de Vasconcelos
Letters from the Country -- by Marsha Boulton
The Debt to Pleasure -- John Lanchester
Everybody's Favourites -- Arlene Perly Rae
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court -- Mark Twain
The Little Red Buckets -- Lynda M. Nelson
The God of Small Things -- Arundhati Roy
The Secret Path -- Paul Brunton
An Experiment in Love -- Hilary Mantel
The Strange One -- Fred Bodsworth
My Journey to Lhasa -- Alexandra David-Neel
A Life of One's Own -- Joanna Field (aka Marion Milner)
Promise of Shelter -- Robyn Sarah
Visitors -- Anita Brookner
In a Land of Plenty -- Tim Pears
The Life I Really Lived -- Jessamyn West
The Career of Katherine Bush -- Elinor Glyn
Anything by Zora Neale Hurston
Death Rapture -- Carol Bruneau
Incredible Co-incidence -- Alan Vaughan
Surpassing the Love of Men -- Lillian Faderman
The Giving Tree -- Shel Silverstein
The Illustrated Man -- Ray Bradbury
Anatomy of Restlessness -- Bruce Chatwin
The Universe is a Green Dragon -- Brian Swimme
The Garden Letters -- Elspeth Bradley and Judy Maddocks
Marrow and Other Stories -- Nora Gold
Solitude of the Self -- Elizabeth Cady Stanton
The Power and the Glory -- Graeme Greene
Touch the Dragon -- Karen Connelly
Theory of Synchronicities -- Carl Jung
Read Barbara Gowdy
Read David McFadden
The Gilded Gutter Life of Francis Bacon -- Daniel Farson
Arctic Dreams -- Barry Lopez
Leonard Woolf?? wrote about hippies in S.F.?
Loving and Leaving the Good Life -- Helen Nearing
Laurie Colwin (food writer)
The Hungry Ocean -- Linda Greenwall (sp?)
Read Shirley Faessler (about early Kensington Market)
First Person Plural -- Cameron West
Read Alec Le Sueur (about Tibet)
The Tipping Point -- Malcolm Gladwell
Late Bloomers -- Brendan Gill
Let Evening Come -- Mary C. Morrison
Anam Cara -- John O'Donohue
Haley's Hints -- Graham Haley (household, etc., hints)
Girlitude: A Portrait of the 50's and 60's -- Emma Tennant
Ian Dengler (food historian)
Too Close to the Falls -- Catherine Gildiner
I Knock at the Door -- Sean O'Casey