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As if I didn’t have enough of a sugar high after all that honey, I bought a chocolate praline from River Street Sweets. I sampled every honey in the store and tested two new lemon flavors that aren’t on the market yet. On River Street, I stopped at Savannah Bee Company and got a jar of delicious smelling hand cream. Eventually I made my way down a very steep set of steps to River Street and bought a pair of cateye sunglasses. I wandered down Bay Street for a bit to check out the scenery–Savannah is breathtakingly beautiful. I finished it at the restaurant so I had to wait to see if “open container realness” was in fact real. Seriously, the sausage was spicy and the biscuits were soft and that Bellini had me leaning a little to the left. I ordered biscuits and gravy with a side of sausage and a Bellini–SO GOOD. Such a cool place! The restaurant smelled amazing I was engulfed in a cloud that instantly made my mouth water.

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Once I arrived at my destinations, the cab driver warned me to “stay cool.”įirst stop: Breakfast at B Matthews (recommended by the chatty plane lady as one of the places where locals eat). Steve had a good word about waiting for what God wants for you because “He can do the unthinkable and unimaginable” and to pray for what God wants for you instead of what you want. On the way, I heard the Steve Harvey Morning Show on the radio–that is one of the parts of living in the South that I miss. The next day, a very colorful cab driver took me downtown. The night before my adventure, I made a tentative schedule for the day based on recommendations from my friend Julia (who frequently traveled to Savannah for business) and a very talkative older lady I met on the plane who lived on Tybee Island. It was a wonderful place and if I have my way, perhaps I’ll move there someday! Below are details and photos from my personal excursion through Savannah. After spending the past few years in the frozen tundra of Wisconsin (and many evenings reading and re-reading Gone With the Wind) I was excited to see one of the great Southern cities.

Victoria’s Secret Beauty Rush Lip Gloss in MidnightiniĪfter visiting Kathy in Pittsburg, I went straight to Savannah, Georgia for a business trip.

Fresh Sugar Tinted Lip Treatment in Rosé.

Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-on Lip Pencil in Ozone.

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MAC Smolder Eye Kohl in Black (lower–on water line).Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eye Liner in Black (upper–used a lot of cotton swabs and eye makeup remover to get the wings together).

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Benefit Roller Lash Mascara in Black and Smashbox Full Exposure Mascara in Jet Black (two coats each on upper and lower lashes).

Urban Decay Eye Shadow in Half Baked (brow bone, applied with tapered blending brush).

Mary Kay Cream Eye Color in Violet Storm (lid, applied with fingers) and Metallic Taupe (crease, applied with fingers).

Two Faced Shadow Insurance Eye Shadow Primer (applied with a cotton swab over the entire lid).

Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade in Ebony (applied with brow brush and spoolied out).

Cover FX Blotting Powder in Deep (applied with powder brush all over the face).

Mary Kay Powder Blush in Berry Brown (applied with the stippling brush from the aforementioned contour brush kit).

Smashbox Contour Palette–highlight and contour shades only (applied with the flat brush and contour brush from my Sephora contour brush kit).

Smashbox Camera Ready BB Cream in Dark (applied with fingers).

Product and application details are after the jump: I’ve never tried a cat-eye this dramatic but I’m definitely feeling the result it probably won’t become an everyday thing but I’ll definitely bust it out for special occasions.

Recently I’ve been listening to some of her older albums– B’Day, I Am… Sasha Fierce, and 4 still go hard, y’all–and got inspired to do this cat-eye look. Her music, style, and general badass-ness gives me life…and I know I ain’t the only one.