I didn't think it was harming anyone.
I prefer to think of it as a boon to the world.
Anya ,'Dirty Girls'
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I didn't think it was harming anyone.
I prefer to think of it as a boon to the world.
Hee. You know I love your new hair pics, Erin. It's just been a hell of a day in Kristin World for people deciding something is a Big Problem and making a fuss about it when everything is, in reality, completely fine.
ETA: And forcing me to participate in their drama. That's the part that really gets me.
Erin, note edit to my phone number post. (now with appreciative commentary)
Squuuueee! Didja get? The light is crap, as are my angles.
Whatcha think. Sassy do? Or Die, Die, My Darling?
Whatcha think. Sassy do? Or Die, Die, My Darling?
It's a great cut. Your stylist really did a nice job with the back. Did he/she use a razor in the back? It looks very sculpted.
Got it. And thanks! I can't wait to dye and play with it!
ANyone else wants to see, drop me a line. Profile addy is fine.
ETA: And forcing me to participate in their drama. That's the part that really gets me.
Is this some sort of Bowfinger deal?
Is this some sort of Bowfinger deal?I wish it were that simple.
I was razored in the back, after it was...shelfed, I want to say. She also razored lightly through the top layers to get a messy, flippy voume thing going.
I have a hot box...of red dye! That is for after PT conferences tomorrow. I think it wil be some sassy-ass hair
Sassy do? Or Die, Die, My Darling?
And if the latter, Stephanie Powers or Tallulah Bankhead? (Note: If so, it better be Stephanie Powers.)
My brother and his wife held a day-after-the-wedding gift opening. Which I couldn't attend, having to fly back to DC that day because I had very little vacation time saved up.
I tend to be on the crass side with weddings and ask the bride where they're registered. (I've never been to a wedding where I didn't know the bride well, but if I did, I'd ask the groom or someone on the bride's side of the family or wedding party.)
Except for the time when the groom took the initiateive said (all but putting it in the wedding invitation), "No gifts. Your presence is gift enough." Which we took as his genuine opinion and not insincere "Oh, you shouldn't have" because (1) the wedding was in Ireland, which meant many of the guests spent quite a bit just to attend, and (2) this guy means it when he says such things. So the groom's family and friends spent the whole time trying to sneak off to pay the bill at each meal before anyone else could get to it first.
I succeeded on Friday at dinner, just for the record.