Most people don't. It's meant to replace foundation for those who don't want much coverage.

Man, this is a great comment. Concise and straight to the point, it's the "Nice Guy" thing in a nutshell.

Obviously, I meant to say "at best, it often results in name-calling." Oops.

Yeah...anyone who reacts like that to you saying you want to bring a friend is probably up to something. I have no doubt you did the right thing.

Where you're from must be completely different than the rest of us, because there most certainly IS pressure to just laugh off sexual harassment and even some assault. The way a lot of perpetrators (and bystanders) react when women call that sort of thing out should illustrate it pretty clearly. At the worst, it…

Ha! Especially if he got an English degree :P But, yeah, it is kind of a party school. Or was, don't know if that's still the case.

So did my mom. Probably other people I know, too, and I'm just not aware of it. It's a pretty decent school.

There's a Mount Pleasant here in Michigan, too.

I've never belonged to a union, but I've worked a lot of retail, and a lot of what I've heard about Meijer does sound better than where I've been. Which is probably a big part of why so many stores are against the idea of unionizing :/

I wonder if there's any correlation between that and the fact that Meijer is union...?

I think so, too. She looks more present and engaged, here, than she sometimes has.

Exactly! I agree.

Could be. But I agree. That stuff takes work!

Personally—and your mileage may vary based on skin type—I find tinted moisturizer (or, lately, BB cream) to be far less noticeable and much nicer in general than regular liquid foundation.

Tinted moisturizer is basically just liquid foundation with moisturizer mixed in. It's moisturizer...with tint. Basically a lighter foundation.

Has your husband gotten his eyes checked recently?

I've read before that oiliness is sometimes your skin overreacting to being dried out, so, seemingly counterintuitively, moisturizing helps combat oiliness. It makes sense.

I do, but not as much as I would on, say, my forehead.

Same, here.

No, but a classic red lip looks really good with it :P