Confession (the official thread died a bit): I only wash my hair twice a week. I know it sounds gross, but you honestly can't tell, it's actually healthier now. I love not having to spend as much on shampoo. 
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Confession: I only wash the roots of my hair half the time. I wrap the rest around my fist and keep it from getting wet, so it isn't damaged as much with shampoo, etc.
Confession (the official thread died a bit): I only wash my hair twice a week. I know it sounds gross, but you honestly can't tell, it's actually healthier now. I love not having to spend as much on shampoo.
I'd also like to make an official apology to lil_christian for my cat interrupting her awesome guitar session on chat. Of all places she could have walked she chose my keyboard, and of all times she wanted to snuggle...
My cat I mean.
I'd also like to make an official apology to lil_christian for my cat interrupting her awesome guitar session on chat. Of all places she could have walked she chose my keyboard, and of all times she wanted to snuggle...
My cat I mean.
I saw a show where G. Gordon Liddy was having confession time.
He said something like:
"When I was a child, I suffered from timidity. But when I grew older, I learned to overcome my timidity."
(Background: he organized the Watergate Plumbers and also claimed to have been prepared to practice executive action - a euphemism for assassination - during the Nixon Administration.)
He said something like:
"When I was a child, I suffered from timidity. But when I grew older, I learned to overcome my timidity."
(Background: he organized the Watergate Plumbers and also claimed to have been prepared to practice executive action - a euphemism for assassination - during the Nixon Administration.)
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@ rachelsedge...Yer' really not supposed to wash yer' hair every day apparently anyways because it strips your hair of it's nutrients,and like what Grace does is a good idea too. When my hair was as long as yer's rachel,I had to wash it every other day in the summertime just because I would sweat like crazy,and while I had/have tons of hair,I don't have thick hair,so it gets dirtier quicker.
With my hair as short as it is now,I can go like 3 days before it needs to be washed & I barely need any shampoo,which saves on $$$.
Now that I've shared TMI about my hair,ummm...how's yer' day going peeps?
With my hair as short as it is now,I can go like 3 days before it needs to be washed & I barely need any shampoo,which saves on $$$.
Now that I've shared TMI about my hair,ummm...how's yer' day going peeps?
We watched a movie the other night called "It's Really a Funny Story", about a teenager who goes into a psychiatric hospital after telling someone he was thinking of committing suicide. What I loved about this movie was how real everyone was in the psych unit. They talked about their very serious problems like it was normal to have problems. It was like... "So you're suicidal? Nice to meet you. I'm so-and-so and I cut myself. This is so-and-so and he is schizophrenic." No hiding problems, no feeling huge burdens of shame... they all just realized and completely accepted that everyone has problems.
If only real life was like the psychiatric ward.... right?
If only real life was like the psychiatric ward.... right?
We watched a movie the other night called "It's Really a Funny Story", about a teenager who goes into a psychiatric hospital after telling someone he was thinking of committing suicide. What I loved about this movie was how real everyone was in the psych unit. They talked about their very serious problems like it was normal to have problems. It was like... "So you're suicidal? Nice to meet you. I'm so-and-so and I cut myself. This is so-and-so and he is schizophrenic." No hiding problems, no feeling huge burdens of shame... they all just realized and completely accepted that everyone has problems.
If only real life was like the psychiatric ward.... right?
If only real life was like the psychiatric ward.... right?
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My house is like a psych ward. lol. My cousin is a very emotional woman. One day she was half asleep, got up to feed the dog....dropped her cellphone in a bowl full of cat water. Then she flips out, wakes her boyfriend up and all of a sudden it's his fault she dropped her phone and she chews him up one side and down the other while demanding he buy her a new phone. ha ha, that's just one off the top of my head.