Sugar High!

Thu, 10/29/2009 - 1:40PM by sabs 6 Comments - 398 Views

One of the best parts of working at OnSugar is getting to read all the posts everyone is creating. Okay, so I’m not actually reading all of them -- there’s far too many and I’d get absolutely nothing done if I did! -- but I do see a lot of interesting things each day.

Starting this week I thought I'd share some of my favorite OnSugar posts with you. Here's what you had to offer this week:

Cakes IceCream Tarts And took up the challenge and baked up 500 macarons in one day.
Pappy makes good use of our free Getty images by highlighting the beauty and talent of Shingai Shoniwa.
The Date Doctor fills us all in on the new hybrid of male species.
Be a queen for the day – check out Make-up Blogette's version of the Queen of Hearts look.
Follow the adventures of Veggieboy and Nanagirl, this time they're frolicking at the beach.
Looking to mix up your wardrobe? Beauty and the Budget found over 30 pairs of leggings under $25.
Promise to Repeat highlights a few amazing pieces from the Show and Tell Art Gallery's current collection.

If you’ve got an OnSugar site you really like, or a post you find amazing, put a note in the comments below!

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starangel82

How fun. I like this idea Sabs!

Thu, 10/29/2009 - 1:43pm

KittenCouture

Sabs this is such a good idea and a fun way to see who we should have in our Google Readers! I'm planning a trip to come to San Francisco sometime between next month and March! Big window I know but with all the fashion calendars, I'll have to squeeze in a trip!

Thu, 10/29/2009 - 2:19pm

welf

Very interesting. Big things going down in San Francisco, including the ongoing struggle for basic human rights...
As I write this, people are still being denied human rights. That must change. It has to. The art world, which includes fashion, must be a part of this. I applaud the efforts made so far, but evidently, we must do more.
We cannot deny the fact that people who love each other are denied the right to marry, and continue to be vilified. That cannot continue.
Let us stand up, and make our voices heard!

Welf

Thu, 10/29/2009 - 9:25pm