Long story short "the master cleanse" is a liquid fast where you drink a lemon water concoction all day, take a laxative at night and drink warm salt water in the am. The goal is to get a deeper colon cleanse than you would with normal eating and bowel movements. By only drinking liquids and forcing a bowel movement with a laxative and the "saltwater flush" you are cleaning your system deeper than usual. Normally we have built up crap (literally) in our bodies, then we eat more crap, poop out some of what we eat, and leave extra crap behind that builds up over time. So you may see how by not putting more crap (solid food) on top of the original crap, you get a deeper clean with this liquid fast. It is recommended that you do this 10-40 days to get the best results. A lot of people warn not to do this for the sole purpose of loosing weight. You will likely loose some weight in the process but may gain it back once you go back to eating solids. So this isn't a quick fix to loosing weight. It is still necessary to change you diet to cleaner eating and regular exercise after the cleanse in order to maintain a healthy weight. I know a lot of us want a quick fix but the reality is there isn't one. You get out what you put in and you have to decide that your health...or looking good..... is more important than that cheesecake, Dr pepper , or whatever your vice may be...those just happen to be some of mine lol. The master cleanse is based on a book called "The Master Cleanser" by Stanley Burroughs. Another great source for a more professional explanation of the cleanse is themastercleanse.org. do you research and then decide if this is something you feel your body needs. Let me know if you give it a go! I would love to hear about your experience. (Photos are from pinterest, original sources unknown)
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Curly hair swagg
Here is a look I rocked a few weeks ago. I was feeling funky and tried some different accessories and hair scarf. What do you think??
OOTD: 08.22.12
One of my favorite styles to rock during the hot humid summer months is the maxi dress. Its my quick, easy go to. Get one in a great bright print and you don't even need accessories to look complete. Shopping tip: purchase jersey knit. The stretchy fabric will fit even if you gain or lose a few pounds, and the color will last for lever. Plus, you don't have to iron it!
Lets go shopping: marshalls
So today I went to Marshall's on my lunch break to squeeze in some shopping. Lately I have been feeling that my wardrobe needs a face-lift. I want my work wardrobe to be slightly more mature and professional. I want my weekend wardrobe to..well...exist. I have been purging so much that I feel there isn't much left. So to the stores I shall go...here's the stuff I tried. Had to hold it at the counter so I could get back to work on time. Now I need to narrow down which items I will purchase and go get my stuff before they close! Let me know which items you like!
DIY : distressef high waist shorts
Step 1: hit up "mom jean heaven" aka "goodwill"
Step 2: cut jeans to desired length
Step 3: add slits where extra distressing is desired
Step 4: soak shorts in bucket of pure bleach til just before desired color
Step 5: wash, dry and rock em out!
I created my very own for $1! Sure beats the $60 and $70 online. Added bonus: you can design length and distressing to your liking!!
Sunday, January 15, 2012
HOW BLESSED ARE WE!
I NEED YOUR OPINION: MY NEW BOOTS...TO KEEP OR EXCHANGE???
The leopard print ones are slippers and I am going to keep those mostly for travel.
Feedback would be greatly appreciated!!! Thank you!!!
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Friday, December 30, 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
LET'S GO SHOPPING: RUE 21 #CASUAL WEAR ADDITION
Their sweats were buy one, get one for $3! So I got 2!
Their graphic tees were buy one get one 50% off, so I got 2 ;)
Their track suit separates were buy one get one for...i think...$3, so I got a set!
I also got 2 pairs of furry flat boots from JCPenney, I will take pics and post them next chance I get. Hope you ladies enjoyed! More posts coming soon!
Friday, December 23, 2011
CURLY HAIR: FINALLY LEARNING TO LUV MY CURLS
Monday, November 28, 2011
CURLY HAIRDO
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Friday, November 25, 2011
OOTD: THANKSGIVING DAY 2011
I am SO thankful! Not just on Thanksgiving Day, but everyday, for what the Lord has given me! These past few years have been such a joy, finding myself and learning to love myself! Not only that, I have been so blessed to have awesome, loving and supporting people around me. My marriage to my husband has increased the number of people that love and support us and I am grateful for them! I am blessed to sleep in peace, with a feeling that I am well protected, not only by my husband in the flesh, but God in the spirit. I am blessed to wake up each morning and open my eyes and SEE, to STEP out of my bed on my two functioning legs, to kiss my kids and husband as we part our separate ways to engage in our daily activities with the peace of mind that God will protect us while we are a part from each other. I am blessed to have food in my home when I come home to prepare dinner for my family each night. There are so many blessings and small things that we take for granted and we need to remember to be thankful for each and every blessing that we have because everyone may not be as fortunate. We need to raise our kids to be grateful for the things that they have and to be giving to one another. Not just during the holiday season, but we should have a giving heart year round! Let thanksgiving not be a day of thanks, but a reminder to be thankful for all that we have EVERYDAY!
Here are a few pics of my son's last minute Indian costume that my husband and I created for him. I totally forgot that he was supposed to dress up for their "feast" at school the next day, so right before bed my husband and I had to be creative. Funny thing is, when I went to visit his school, all of the parents and kids were asking about his costume. He ended up having one of the best looks, lol...
I wish that I had taken pictures of the detail on the arrows my husband made. He also made the sack for him to carry his arrows on his back and head band. I cut the feathers and fringed the clothes ;)