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I got an eyelash lift on Friday 3/6 at 9am. This was not my first lash lift service. The first time I got one done, it was by a lash lift tech who owned her own business. The process was clean and smooth but my lashes are long and straight and she made them have an L curve rather than a C curve so I decided not to go back to her.

I discovered a new salon that offered lash lifts and extensions so I decided to give them a try. Their salon was clean, my lash tech wore a mask and was very gentle with the process. I loved the results, she gave me a C curl to my natural lashes which is what I really wanted.

During the appointment, I had some slight burning in both eyes when she was applying the

DISCRETION! SPOILERS AHEAD:

A fan of the franchise since 2009, I watched A3 last week in theaters and I’m still processing it. What I mainly want to focus on is Kiri and her connection to Eywa in Spider’s revival scene.

When Spider’s oxygen mask runs out, Kiri connects her kuru to the roots and there’s a pulsing heartbeat of Eywa coming through. Each beat made Kiri react and it felt very intimate. I don’t want to say it was meant to be inappropriate, because this was visualized in a spiritual-earth-connection context, but I couldn’t help but feel a little unsure if that scene was necessary to play out that long. Especially since Kiri is a teenager, it just felt like that didn’t need to l

I like exploring when animated shows achieve this sort of feeling because you wouldn’t entirely expect it.

Episodes/moments I can think of off the top of my head: • SB-129 in its entirety • The ending of Spongehenge where Spongebob returns to the Krusty Krab after finally escaping the jellyfish • Spongebob and Patrick’s laughter echoing from underground while Squidward looks for them in That Sinking Feeling