Maybe the beauty supply stores?

Seriously, check Walgreen's & Rite Aid too. That's where I always get my wacky stuff. And the Jerome Russell spray does work - the black didn't discolor my hair when I was Desire in... what? 2004? Is that when we were in Seattle?

I checked Sav-On and they didn't have any but then again, it was a pretty ghetto Sav-On. I'll check the Brand! New! Walgreens.

Although, I'm kinda getting attached to this whole bleaching idea.

I made the mistake of telling her that Emily had already moved. So, they want to come in and fix the windows in Emily's room. Quick I need to get a bed into ONE of those rooms so they think I'm still living there! Otherwise, they're gonna make my life HELL!

No, sweetie. They were the ones that wouldn't let you end the lease two weeks early. You do not have to make it look like you are living there. You are a legal occupant because you're paying the damned rent.

(Also, please to edit your post with many exclamations points. It's making me have to scroll sideways, to catch up.)

OMG!!!!

Ok, I'm still at work. 2.5 hours of OT so far.

One of my favorite co-workers just brought me a Good Vibes catalog, open to a certain toy that she was recommending.

Geeesh. AT WORK. THESE THINGS DO NOT MIX.

(Shh....it's 6:30 and I'm going home.)

quietly sneaks out before someone asks for something

Actually, no. I'm not all the way out. I've still got a lot of stuff to take care of over there, including trying to get rid of all of the living room furniture. And I haven't cleaned yet. I'm not till the last week.

Ah, my bad.

Still. "You wouldn't let me out of the lease early. I'm afraid you'll have to wait." And then don't answer any more calls.

Checking in late to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY EMPRESS!!!!! I send you smooches from across the country, gorgeous.

Happy birthday Aimee!

WHEEE!

I'm so loved. It feels good.

And with that, I am off for home to bathe a wee Princess and dress her up and then head out to dinner!

Thanks guys. Seriously. Love to all. MWAH!!!

Also, when you get married, you take not only your husband's last name but also his first name as your middle name, because the patrilineage is the only thing that matters.

So, I'd become Stephanie Sunil Spectral-Bovine?

That's....even more claustrophobia-inducing (to me) than the Western tradition of taking your husband's name. Yeesh.

afaik, in Islam a child takes their father's name, so my name would be Fay David Levi *[whateverthehellmygrandad's dad was called] [HIS dad's name] [etc]. And when I got married, it would still be Fay David Levi [Etc]. But if I had kids they would be called Serenity [Fay's Husband] [Fay's Husband's Dad] [HIS dad] etc.

I'm not All Over the patrilineage thing, but I quite like the fact that upon marriage one doesn't suddenly have to change one's name.

...I seem to vaguely recall that my Costa Rican friend, when I was a 17 year old exchange student in Canada back in the day, told me that in HER country girls took their mother's name and boys took their father's name, so she, her mum, her dad and her brother were all listed in totally different bits of the phone book.

But I may have dreamed this.

Shirt: [link] Boobies! Now with ruffles! [link] Flats: [link]

Verdict: Linebacker?

You seem to have misspelled Hot.

I wore pants today for the first time in... thinks... a very long time.

When did I acquire a Brit brain? Awaits Fay's response to this.

And the real question is, when did I acquire an American brain? Because I read this through 3 times thinking 'yes, trousers, what about it' without 'pants' even PINGING me as meaning underwear. Because apparently I now speak American.

::slits wrists::

eta

Crap. Bev, I'm so sorry about the stress your family is going through right now. You're in my thoughts and my prayers, fwiw.

eta II

*although, granted, there are not many Muslims wandering around called David Levi anything, afaik.