It's Saturday. As De La Soul so artfully says, it's the one whole day of play we get a week, and though we've just had a holiday, there isn't quite a day to let loose like that named after the Greek god of feasting and wealth. But let's be honest: No matter if you are living in a dorm room or spending a night with the kids, there is something special, nay, sacred about the holy "getting ready" tradition. From memories of borrowing your mom's makeup or pre-gaming it with a roomie, to sharing the ...
It's Saturday. As De La Soul so artfully says, it's the one whole day of play we get a week, and though we've just had a holiday, there isn't quite a day to let loose like that named after the Greek god of feasting and wealth. But let's be honest: No matter if you are living in a dorm room or spending a night with the kids, there is something special, nay, sacred about the holy "getting ready" tradition. From memories of borrowing your mom's makeup or pre-gaming it with a roomie, to sharing the ...
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