Technically Nailed

Bright Pink with just a touch of cateye.

The perfect set! Water cateye with chrome. It goes from day to night with the flip of a switch.

The stars are out on this bright pink set. It is giving me the Aurora Borealis pinks skies we had recently here in the Midwest.

Glamorous Pink Iridescent and deep purple glitter gel.

I am trying to get everyone rescheduled from last week so check your phones for me. If you don't see a message and I canceled your appt last week please get in touch with me. I have availability this week and next week. This is Ribbit I am playing and loving his cute little giggles today.

Hey folks I have a question for all of my customers that saw me this week, we're any of you just in California?

To my husband whom has always been my rock! I love you to the moon and back

🤵THANK YOU, HUSBANDS🤵 for all of your love and support!

All right folks I got a pain shot in the left hand so I should be good to go for the crazy week I have scheduled starting tomorrow. Yay! I am looking forward to being pain free.

Today is Natuonal ASL Day

On Tuesday, April 15, 2025, National American Sign Language Day is observed, celebrating the language and its impact on the Deaf community. This day commemorates the founding of the first permanent school for the Deaf in the United States, which was instrumental in the development of American Sign Language.
Here's a more detailed look:
What it celebrates:
National ASL Day is a day to recognize and celebrate American Sign Language (ASL), its history, and the Deaf community's contribution to communication and culture.
Why it matters:
ASL is a vital language for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals, providing access to communication, education, and social interaction.
How to celebrate:
Many organizations and communities host events, webinars, and workshops to promote awareness, learning, and appreciation of ASL.
Historical Significance:
The founding of the American School for the Deaf on April 15, 1817, was a pivotal moment in Deaf history, as it fostered the development of ASL through the interaction of different sign languages.