Apropos, because I just got it cut.
These questions were written by destined_dreams.
1. What type of hair do you have? (Thin, Normal, Thick, Frizzy, etc.)
Thick and straight until it grows, then it curls. Mullet!
2. What color is your hair currently?
Sort of brownish with red showing in the sun
3. What colors have you dyed/highlighted your hair?
Never added color because it was my best feature and I was afraid of ruining it.
4. If you could dye your hair any color, what would it be?
Something unnatural, like blue. Maybe if it turns white before I die, I'll try it.
5. What is your hair's length?
So short, short and butch. Should last me to July until I force myself to the cutters.
There are daffodils sending up shoots in the front yard. Yet, every morning there is frost on the ground. Crazy mixed-up daffodils.
I'm putting out seeds for the birds. Mostly small black headed birds, an occasional dove (which I hope don't hang around because I find their cooing so disheartening), a jay or two and an anemic looking robin. And greedy, fat squirrels.
The electrician came again, but I think everything is sorted and I finally understand the furnace (fingers crossed) and I won't use the portable heaters again.
These questions were written by destined_dreams.
1. What type of hair do you have? (Thin, Normal, Thick, Frizzy, etc.)
Thick and straight until it grows, then it curls. Mullet!
2. What color is your hair currently?
Sort of brownish with red showing in the sun
3. What colors have you dyed/highlighted your hair?
Never added color because it was my best feature and I was afraid of ruining it.
4. If you could dye your hair any color, what would it be?
Something unnatural, like blue. Maybe if it turns white before I die, I'll try it.
5. What is your hair's length?
So short, short and butch. Should last me to July until I force myself to the cutters.
There are daffodils sending up shoots in the front yard. Yet, every morning there is frost on the ground. Crazy mixed-up daffodils.
I'm putting out seeds for the birds. Mostly small black headed birds, an occasional dove (which I hope don't hang around because I find their cooing so disheartening), a jay or two and an anemic looking robin. And greedy, fat squirrels.
The electrician came again, but I think everything is sorted and I finally understand the furnace (fingers crossed) and I won't use the portable heaters again.
