Easy to use and I like that it has a covered compartment to store all the attachments. The pressure adjustment is simple to operate and feels like it's doing a great job. Be sure to use over a sink because all that water has to go somewhere! Took me a bit of getting used to dealing with all the water but good now!

This compilation of essays is rich in diversity and styles. I generally don't read essays one after the other, but prefer to take time to savor a really good one. That strategy is getting tested with this collection because I want to launch into another right away. I have also enjoyed the varied approaches taken by the authors in their writing. A blogger myself, I admire their polished works.

I'm sorry BIC, but by this point in my life I've realized that at 5'10" and being of statuesque build, I need a thick, long and strong-barreled pen, a pen who can make me feel protected and safe, and also meet my needs as a woman. By this I don't mean dressing in pastel colors and causing me to suddenly start drawing unicorns and dotting my I's all funny. A 1.0 mm point? What's the point? Also I need a pen that can spell its own name correctly.

I'm going to have to start experimenting with something that dissolves the adhesive before I pull the strip off my nose, as it regularly takes a piece of skin with it, no matter how gently and slowly I remove it. I've tried water, to no great effect. Does anyone have something that works well? Hoping I don't have to resort to kerosene, LOL!