It's like an epidemic of shagginess.
I had my hair cut on election day. Usually, I can go at least 8 weeks, and sometimes longer, but this cut wasn't so good. I was unhappy with it after the first couple of weeks. Now I don't know what I want to do with it. My regular stylist didn't cut it last time, because she wasn't available when I had the time. Now she's most likely out on maternity leave, so I'm just sitting around, unhappy with my hair. I took scissors to the bangs myself, on Christmas Eve. It helped for a couple of days, but I don't dare do it twice. Everything gets too out of line.
I know Coke is. I live in Coke's hometown, and it was on the local news last night.
That's great, Ginger. I'm still getting no love on Google. I suppose what I'll have to do is look up each company, and see what they have posted on their websites about it. Anyone want to watch my kids for the day?
I've heard that Anheuser Busch cans drinking water instead of beer and donates it to disaster relief agencies. The did it in the last few hurricanes, but I'm not sure if they're doing the same thing with the tsunamis.
I never knew that.
I imagine they need baby food, and even though I hate when infant formula companies push their goods on people, if the mother's drinking water is contaminated, it would be nice to see those companies ship over some ready-to-feed formula, too.
I think the historical baby formula issue is, even if they do ship pre-mixed, there's never enough, so people still mix it with water.
JZ said it was very rock star of me to be handling calls from the press at all hours.
She is, of course, right.
I need a haircut too -- haven't had one since September, but I still have to wait another two weeks for my appointment.
I can barely even think about the earthquake/tsunami stuff. It's just too big to wrap my brain around. So, so horrible.
My hair, by contrast, is long and getting longer. When I can put it up without pieces falling down is when I'll stop.
Though I think I may just get it colored darker, now that I have a little more room in my budget due to MY 10% RAISE!!!! (Which was totally out of the blue. And very exciting. To me.)
I just made a haircut appointment. The salon does free haircuts for people donating to Locks of Love. The woman on the phone was somewhat snooty about it -- "Well, we're a very small salon, and we'll have to see if we can fit you in with our usual clientele, but I'll see what I can do" -- but I've got an appointment for three weeks from now.
Man, I want a 10% raise! That rocks.
Actually, I'm going to be in good shape financially this semester, I think -- not only is my loan cash out more (due to tuition being less), my school job will cover my pocket money, and the Review will just be icing on top of that. Phew.
Man, I want a 10% raise! That rocks.
Though, to be honest, I think I hadn't gotten a raise -- not even cost-of-living -- in a couple of years. So this is swell.
My office is a very strange place.
Other places have bagels and donuts. We have chips and salsa and guacamole right now, and it's going fast. Breakfast of championes?
