blepharospasm

I guess something good came from it:)
SummerSolsticeGirl wrote:

My goodness! Poor you. I get them quite often but they usually go for about a day. I can't even imagine four days of it...
elseven wrote:

four days! thought it was going to drive me insane!

My goodness! Poor you. I get them quite often but they usually go for about a day. I can't even imagine four days of it...
elseven wrote:

four days! thought it was going to drive me insane!

four days! thought it was going to drive me insane!
SummerSolsticeGirl wrote:

What an interesting name. Were you having an eyelid tic when you made this palette?

What an interesting name. Were you having an eyelid tic when you made this palette?

Hmmm, awesome palette! How did I miss it for all these years? Crazy! It's so subtle yet rich! :)

Blue, while reading this I thinking "wow she must be an "opthamologist!" haha Now I know the cause........irritant + youngest son
Oh and thank you I thought it sounded kinda cool too:)
DarkBlueMe4Ever wrote:

"It normally refers to benign essential blepharospasm, a focal dystonia—a neurological movement disorder involving involuntary and sustained contractions of the muscles around the eyes. The term essential indicates that the cause is unknown, but fatigue, stress, or an irritant are possible contributing factors."

I just had to look it up! What a cool word! (0:

"It normally refers to benign essential blepharospasm, a focal dystonia—a neurological movement disorder involving involuntary and sustained contractions of the muscles around the eyes. The term essential indicates that the cause is unknown, but fatigue, stress, or an irritant are possible contributing factors."

I just had to look it up! What a cool word! (0:

Elseven! :-) (BTW - great name! "Let's not be L-7, come and learn to dance!")

First: This is a gorgeous palette!
Second: I had one of these for two days. I kept thinking of you!

you think???
hahahah
it's a greek word anyway, actually it's two words combined!
We could, of course, just say the word and 'Im in!
But then you must learn how to pronounce them too... :)))))
It's not hard!!! ;)

Elseven wrote:

M. it looks so much more interesting and appealing in Greek! Maybe we could go thru all 545 of them and rename them?!?!
BeeBeeKiddo wrote:

βλεφαροσπασμος! Εξαίσιο!!!