I have to admit, I just started getting into makeup this past year. My YouTubers got me into it, and now, I really don't want to go back.

However, my makeup collection is a little bit sad.

I do have a wishlist though! Hopefully, I can check some things off this year!

*All pictures are taken from the website*

1. Naked 1, 2, and 3 by Urban Decay

These eyeshadow palettes are absolutely gorgeous, and I want them so badly!




If I could only get one, does anyone think one is better than another? Let me know in the comments!

2. NARS foundation
 This is consistently in Zoe's favorites, and I want to see what it's all about. I know it'd be worth is because I picked up Maybelline's Lash Sensational after hearing her rave about it, and I will never go back. I LOVE that mascara.

Being away at uni, I've had to learn how to cook for myself. I'm tired after a long day, and the last day I feel like doing is cooking. But I have to. So, unlike, when I bake, I want out of the kitchen as fast as possible.

That's why I love this recipe.

This is a super easy recipe that is amazing and very filling. (I learned how to make it from my brother!)

Prep time:
Less than 5 minutes

Cook time:
3-5 minutes

Ingredients:
6 large pepperoni
1 slice of swiss cheese
1 slice of provolone cheese
2 slices of bread
Butter or margarine. (Optional)

I think that at some point in time that we all feel at a standstill in our walks with Jesus. I feel like this feeling is completely normal, though.

Flashback to this past fall, and that was me. I felt stuck, so I talked to my pastor about it. The Bible was extremely intimidating to me; I never felt equipped enough to read it on my own, I guess, let alone journal about it! He suggested I read a book called Jesus Is by Judah Smith.


After talking with my pastor and reading this book, I had a confidence instilled in me that I could read the Bible. It was something that God had equipped me to do.

So now, I knew I could do it... I just wasn't sure as to exactly how I was going to do it, specifically the journaling aspect of it.

One of my good friends from church had been consistently in her Bible and journaling everyday since January 2, 2015, and so I asked her for a little bit of advice.

She told me something that completely made me rethink journaling. She told me that it's something personal and that there's really not any way to incorrectly do it.

Once she told me that, I took that and ran with it, and I have never so close to Jesus in my life than I do right now.

I figured I'd do this post, just in case, one of you is looking for some inspiration or some way of doing it.

So, here we go.

I journal 2 times a day with my Jesus music playing softly in the background.

The first being in the morning after my quiet time. This usually consists of me copying down the verses I've underlined. (I underline verses that stick out to me.) Some days I write about a verse that stuck out to me, other days I just copy down verses.

It'll usually look something like this:

(Please ignore my awful handwriting!)