(Image via Tumblr, Wikimedia Commons, et al). I don’t know, but those were the most popular colors. I went with the green ones because I love the yellows and blues of the 1970s and 1980’s and they all look like an inspired color from The Little Mermaid. You can watch that video and you will see how this color mix worked out for me.

Here are some other popular ones that come to mind, in addition to the original (though only from what you see below)

I’m going to be using this color in the fall as a summer release, or at the very least in the fall.

Thanks for reading, happy shopping

Shawn

TURKISH, Okla. – Three weeks ago, on Saturday, March 17, 2017, I traveled to Austin, Texas, to attend the American Cancer Society’s annual meeting. I took my time talking with thousands of people, in a town where the health and economic sectors converge closely, to learn about their health problems, to talk to one another about them and what causes them. I spoke about issues that affect people in different ways than I might.

My story was about an anonymous man who was diagnosed with endometriosis, known as endochondrial carcinoma. The symptoms of endometriosis can include loss of fertility and weight loss, irregular heartbeat, and increased sperm counts. When he was hospitalized, he needed medical treatment.

The diagnosis left him feeling dizzy and weak, a condition that is the same for many people with endometriomas. People with endometriomas often fall into one of a group of diseases known as the endometrioponcrosis or endometriosis of meningioma. The disease, known as endometriosis de novo in its Spanish-speaking American and Caribbean countries, consists entirely of ovarian cysts. Endometriomas often cause severe birth defects. This disease was first described in the 1980’s by Dr. Andrew S. Rabinowitz, director of the National Cancer Institute’s National Institute at Buffalo, N.Y. This discovery of endometriomas in men in the United States led Dr. Rabinowitz and others to develop a novel method of treatment for endometriomas. They used a biologic marker called T. ceranae to identify the cells in a patient’s ovaries. This marker, known as endocannabinoid receptor (or cannabinoid receptor)

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