Anya ,'Sleeper'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Kristin, I think that's a beautiful bob.
I've found more short cuts...
messy pixie: [link]
longer messy pixie (too long for me, I think): [link]
andro: [link]
almost a pixie shag: [link]
punkette: [link]
Hec calls this a sort of Cashmere: [link]
I think Julia might get this one: [link]
very posh (also a Hec rec): [link]
very pretty (a Hec rec) but maybe a bit too fairy-ish for me: [link]
Cindy, I love the first pic (the messy pixie).
drops into thread
Spent from 10am - 4:30pm helping with prep for a caterer that my sister used to work for. It's the first official work I have done since March 31. It was all on my feet and very tedious. Glad for the work and the money, but ooof! am I tired. I told Joe I was spending some my money on a pedicure and an eyebrow waxing.
plus they have the wondrous Greg Maddux.
He's on the Padres this year.
Cindy, I think many of those styles would work for you. I say print out the top five and take them into your stylist for a Dialogue.
I don't think that last is too fairyish for you!
So, Emmett missed seeing a no hitter by Curt Schilling (one of his favorite players) by one out. That's right - Schill pitched 8 2/3rds innings of no hit baseball, and then the A's got one single. Then Schilling struck out the last batter.
That's what my "hmmm" was about. I could see that Schilling was on, and Oakland is the best stadium for a no-no in baseball. I kind of had a feeling he might. And he almost did.
Emmett's very pissed at Shannon Stewart now. (The A's player who broke up the no hitter.)
One. Out. Away.
JZ's baseball post makes me want to touch the hem of her robe adoringly.
Also? I once sold actual VINYL record albums to Joe Torre, who is indeed awesome, even though I am a diehard Mets fan.
Cindy, I like the first cut in the second batch of pictures, although I think it could take a lot of product. I think I liked the first one in the first batch, too -- the Plei one looked like you have to have really thick hair. (Which you might; I don't.) I also liked the last one in the first set, and I think you could totally carry it off.
Sox! Choose West Chester! Go West Chester! Although, it looks like any way you go we could definitely consider ourselves "neighbors" in the Buffista sense of the word. And tell me more about the Arts and Crafts colony after you check it out -- that sounds really interesting.
They took pity on me and my sore throat and general crankiness tonight, and let me go home early from work. I wish I could simply hustle pool for a living. So much more enjoyable than retail. And I could even drink and smoke while I was on the clock!
But how cool that he got to see that live!
JZ's baseball post makes me want to touch the hem of her robe adoringly.
Yes, this is true. No baseball in my house tonight. Basketball. Go Cavs!!
t random The best man at my first wedding was from Chestnut Hill. DH#1 was a Philly boy. BM#1 hung his Penn diploma in the bathroom much to his parents horror. t /random
JZ's baseball post makes me want to touch the hem of her robe adoringly.
Yes, this. Except, Emmett can root for the Red Sox anytime, because he's obviously very good luck.
The Yankees are my home team. I root for them.
And no, it's not a question of picking either the Yankees or the Mets as the home team. I'm from the Bronx. It's the Yankees. They've got the history, they've got the myths, they've got the pinstripes. They're Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle, and they're "Ladies and gentlemen, the Bronx is burning" and the Bronx Zoo, too. They're my team.
For the uninitiated, here's JZ's baseball crush Huston Street.
He's famous for being cool in the clutch and unfailingly raised-right Southern boy polite.
Also he does a variation on the Marsters tongue-loll when faced with a particularly vexing batter like Vladimir Guerrero.
