Saturday, March 5, 2011

Friday night

So I should be at my friends birthday party right now, but I'm not. Hence I am blogging!

School is starting to get hectic again but maybe its because my second math midterm is coming up. and math is definitely not for me! However, I must say that this math course right now has made me see math on a different scale. It made me realize that I'm not the only person who struggles with math and have what we call "math anxiety attacks". The 3 other girls in my group assignments struggle with math as well and so we help each other get through this nasty class. I do feel more confident about math. I've learned that I have to be confident about my own math skills in order to teach it well to younger students. Studies show that, if female teachers show any sign of anxiety while teaching math, the students will be affected as well (mainly female students). Because it is traditionally believed that boys are better at math and girls are better at reading. Therefore its not only
for my benefit but my future students as well!!!

But on a brighter note, I've purchased a few awesome things lately. I thought I'd share :)


























































LISE WATIER Lipstick Duo in "corail pop"
- The bottom end is a lip-stain which
you apply on first
- The top is obviously the lipstick. Which you apply on after
- The colour appears a bit darker on the lip















RIMMEL LONDON moisture renew lipstick in "Vintage pink"
- I purchased this for $5.99 and I thought the quality wouldn't be super great and I thought it might be a bit drying. Surprisingly its pretty decent and the moistness lasts :)
- Compared to their "lasting lipstick finish", this one is a lot better

chocolate + hello kitty + lipstick <3

1 comment:

  1. hah dont worry gurrrl, when i took math, god damn.. math anxiety spilled EVERYWHERE!!! i freaked out on pretty much all the exams and i couldn't eve n think! i'm glad your confident now!!:)! lipstick reminds me of the film i watched hahaa

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