Should I give her another chance or find a different stylist?
If you like it otherwise, I say give her one more chance, and be very clear about what you didn't like. I find that tugging on the bits of hair I'm dissatisfied with captures the attention of hairstylists, who generally aren't actually listening.
I know that I come across as abrupt and unfriendly, but I am always impatient for people to get to the point. Leave me a voicemail saying in an urgent voice that I should call you asap, without giving me the slightest hint of what's going on so I could prepare a little? That's just rude.
Making the bed is tricky when Hubby's still in it. Likewise unfucking the habitat, when Hubby is glaring and saying "What are you going to do with that stuff?" I do not have the patience to unpick his lifetime's worth of issues regarding stuff and memories and growing up not being able to keep things he loved because military families moved all the time with small stuff allowances.
Random Stanley Cup sighting: outside the Sun Times building.
And The Good Morning Kitten(s) were Devon Rexes.
You can have cold drinks on ice or not on ice or ice-cold. Ice-T has no D in his name, I'm pretty sure (although thinking about us making me less sure). Earl Grey Popsicles are delicious.
Warm -t, what is your popsicle apparatus?
Iced tea is tea with ice in it.
Ice tea is tea made from ice, more commonly known as water.
A few times this week I've answered "How are you?" with "Full of feminist rage, you?"
Awesome answer, sad that its true. Sigh.
A few times this week I've answered "How are you?" with "Full of feminist rage, you?"
I fucking love this. I wish I had the nerve to say this to the people I encounter at work. They would take 2 steps back.
thanks for the unfuck your habitat links. I am going to try this over the July 4th week/-end. If I don't melt away first.
"Full of feminist rage, you?"
If I received that, my answer would be "No longer have the energy for rage, but filled with feminist bitterness."
