Those GA pics have to be from the soft spinoff ep or whatever they call it, right -- a GA ep, not an actual ep of the spinoff.

Today someone (who likes me, even!) mentioned that the grey in my hair was really showing. I stared hard at the top of his head until he started to stammer.

Seriously, what's wrong with people? I even have a friend who grew out her grey on purpose, and still the only possible response to that is "Yes. Yes it is."

I bet somewhere there's a straight redneck who was just shaken to his core by a dream about making out with Ben Browder at a hockey game.

Heh.

The amount of sleeping I've been doing this weekend actually makes me feel better about how tired I was all week. But still! Enough already.

I've been tempted to grow out my grey, because there seem to be some interesting patterns going on, but unless I got a really close-cropped cut, the growing out stage would drive me bugnuts. And I am not in the mood (and don't have the face) for that short of a 'do, anyhow.

Wow, they are not joking with the guest stars/new stars for the spinoff. I recognize almost everyone in those caps.

There was a scary hour or two with mac's haircut last night. IT LOOKED AWFUL! after the clipping and even a good deal of scissor cutting. then, we washed it and it looks fine. Probably not the best cut, but if I can keep doing it at home for a while, the clippers will be more than paid for and we'll be saving some money and time.

unless I got a really close-cropped cut, the growing out stage would drive me bugnuts. And I am not in the mood (and don't have the face) for that short of a 'do, anyhow.

It's like you're taunting me.

ita, your hair looks great. I wasn't sure I was ready to see you non-blonde, but it works well on you.

So. Baby was up hollering from 4 to 4:30. She's asleep. I'm wide awake.

There was a scary hour or two with mac's haircut last night. IT LOOKED AWFUL! after the clipping and even a good deal of scissor cutting. then, we washed it and it looks fine.

Heh. I was thinking, when you said you were going to cut it, about the boys in my class at school who always got a whiffle cut for the summer.

She's asleep. I'm wide awake.

Ugh.

My face is too cheeky, Hec. Also, I don't like my ears. I have a bob because of your Bob likes bobs evangelism.

Dear Matilda, don't be doing that.

msbelle, does Mac mind having his hair cut?

And I had a dream about having my picture taken with Hugh Dillon, who had his wife along. And it turns out that they have four children, whom he never talks about in interviews.

Somewhere, he probably woke screaming anyway. At least not for the usual reason.

he was very scared for the first haircut because it was going to be scissors, but he ended up doing great. That was at my normal salon and just too expensive to continue.

Last night he was a little hesitant, but we had talked about it for 2 days.

SO after showering, getting dressed, and even putting on make-up, I have decided to ditch going to church. too rainy and gross and we are running late and blah.

Maybe it will let up and we can take a Target trip (treat for me, torture for him). ItMT, I am doing some GD work.

I think we need new Mac pictures.

I didn't know Forbes paid attention to things like this, but I find it interesting, especially when trying to wrap my mind around huge sums of money:

Movie stars Harrison Ford, Kevin Costner and director Steven Spielberg have been named in US magazine Forbes' top 10 most costly divorce settlements in Hollywood. Spielberg, who divorced first wife Amy Irving in 1989 at a cost of $100 million, was only beaten to the top of the poll by basketball legend Michael Jordan and singer Neil Diamond, at numbers one and two respectively. Forbes speculates Jordan's pending divorce from his wife of 18 years, Juanita Vanoy, will set the former NBA star back by more than $150 million - the cost of Diamond's failed 1969 marriage to Marcia Murphey. Ford ranks at number four after having paid an estimated $85 million to first wife Melissa Mathison, while Costner's settlement with wife of 16 years, Cindy Silva in 1994, earned him fifth place. Other stars whose love splits have made it into the top 10 include: former Beatles singer Sir Paul McCartney and his impending divorce from Heather Mills; rocker Sir Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall; and Michael Douglas and first wife Diandra.