Cari's Closet

03/14/2021

Ladies, it’s Valentines Day for your Men! It’s ! It’s also Pi Day Men...so don’t forget the Cherry Pie! 😉

02/11/2021

Revolutionist and Free Speech Champion, Larry Flint has passed away yesterday. May you rest in the bosoms of a 1000 angels...and/or 1000 demons too...maybe both...Depending on his mood. 🤣
I think we should call for 😂😉

Legendary adult industry pioneer and Free Speech icon Larry Flynt has passed away at 78.

02/06/2021

Tell us something we didn’t know.....
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New research reveals that there are only two types of men who send unsolicited pictures of their genitalia to women: those that are narcissistic and sexist

01/10/2021

So Sad 😢 to hear of Julie Strain’s passing. Forever you will live on in my memories from the covers of Heavy Metal and Olivia De Berardinis’ art. Dreaming of being a sword yielding bad-ass. Thank you.

Julie Strain passed peacefully this morning, at 3:30 am, Sunday, January 10.
Dave was holding her hand.
Please respect the family’s privacy during this time.
Rest In Peace Julie, we love you. Photo- “Second Slice”, in 97.

11/11/2020

Thank you to our & Service Members! Salute! 🇺🇸

11/01/2020

Doesn’t she know there’s a TP shortage? 😂🧟‍♀️🧛🏻‍♀️💀😈

10/31/2020

Who’s ready for some Halloween fun? 🧟‍♀️

is almost here! These are the Spookshow by . The Spookshow Series has 12 posters, available for purchase at Antlucia.com. They are excellent quality, with vibrant colors & VERY reasonably priced.
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10/13/2020

Ladies...Time to show your support by dropping yours....
It’s NATIONAL NO BRA DAY!

To every Cancer Fighter and Survivor
You are Heroines &
I celebrate you
💪🏼🦸🏻‍♀️❤❤❤



The day promotes breast cancer awareness. It also helps raise money for research. Many women who have survived breast cancer are unable to go without a bra as they need it to hold their prosthesis after surgery. Additionally, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and No Bra Day should serve as a reminder for all women to be screened for breast cancer. Most types of breast cancer can be treated if caught early.

Screenings and breast exams are a part of the early detection process.
The first line of defense is a monthly self-breast exam. The best time to do a breast exam is about ten days after the onset of your menstrual cycle. However, fickle as breasts can be, we do become familiar with them even if they are lumpy. We learn what’s healthy or not. For example, they change texture over the month. Sticking to the same time each month will provide a more accurate exam. For those who don’t menstruate, choose a day of the month always to perform the exam.

As you become more familiar with the shape and texture of your breast, take note of any changes. Use the mirror to help you, too. Dimpling, swelling, and redness will be signs to look for.

When you schedule an annual appointment with your physician, make sure a breast exam is completed, too. Tell your doctor about any changes. If you or your doctor notices any signs, the doctor can order tests, including a sonogram or mammogram.

Finally, a preventative mammogram is the last line of defense. Today’s mammograms offer more vivid detail of the breast tissue. Baseline mammograms are provided around the age of 35 unless family history indicates sooner. The baseline mammogram provides a comparison view for your physician should something develop later down the line. Women age 40 and over are recommended to receive yearly preventative mammograms.

HOW TO OBSERVE
Take charge of your health and make an appointment for a mammogram. Encourage others to do the same. Learn the best time and way to complete a self-breast exam. Other ways to participate include:

Set a reminder in your calendar to complete monthly breast exams
Share your experience with getting a mammogram. Take the mystery out of the exam for others.
Organize a fundraiser. Whether it’s for those without health coverage or to support breast cancer research, you will be making a difference.
Make a list of questions to ask your doctor. It will help you to approach the subject of breast exams more easily.
Use or when posting on social media. Make a contribution to the American Cancer Society or Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/breast-cancer-awareness-month

October 13

09/15/2020

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07/21/2020

Seems fitting.......🤔🥳🥂

07/04/2020

Hope your Independence Day is a Blast! ! 🎆🎇