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The Diary of Anais (Satin) (Read 233986 times)
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Re: Milestone
Reply #150 - Aug 18th, 2005 at 7:56am
 
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In other news! A milestone. I can tuck the tippies of my front layers into my bellybutton.

Hahah that must be the cutest thing I've ever read!  Grin

I'm another brace "survivor".  I think I wore them for 6 years and had a headgear.  After that I wore a retainer.  Oh yeah, I also had to get a few teeth removed because my jaws are too small.  Braces were such a pain (no pun intended) but in the end they were worth it. 

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Reply #151 - Aug 18th, 2005 at 11:58pm
 
*hugs* to NRogue, Juri, and Khrome Smiley

Through time, I've grown accustomed to having braces (and accustomed to the occasional pain too) so when it's finally over, I hope to look back and say, "wow, that wasn't so bad!"

Faery blessings
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Re: The Diary of Anais (Satin)
Reply #152 - Aug 19th, 2005 at 6:08pm
 
Hair is on its fourth day. I've just made a really big groundbreaking discovery RE: my routine. It's strange how this was never obvious before.
(1) The first C in my CCC is to "clean" the scalp, ease in wet exfoliation, or at least make everything smell nice. and I just lurrrve the smell of it.
(2) and here's the discovery, The second C determines my VOLUME. Cheesy For the past couple days or so, I've been enjoying much more volume than usual, and much more uniform throughout to the ends. Shocked It's different than when I usually sock curl after using the Suave M&H. There's more fluff, yet less frizz. I'm going to wear my hair down often this weekend during our four-day excursion.
(3) The third C is for shine and manageability. I've been thinking about broccoli seed oil to replace the cone- and trying to get ahold of a sample amount (1/2 ounce maybe) to try before I buy the big merchant size. BTW if anyone can spare a sample of BS oil please send a PM.
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Reply #153 - Aug 19th, 2005 at 9:59pm
 
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*hugs* to NRogue, Juri, and Khrome Smiley

Through time, I've grown accustomed to having braces (and accustomed to the occasional pain too) so when it's finally over, I hope to look back and say, "wow, that wasn't so bad!"

Faery blessings
Anais

Anais, you WILL look back and say, "It was well worth it." Can't guarantee you will say, "It wasn't so bad", but you will enjoy the results. We're all pullin' for you...oh my! I hope that wasn't a bad thing to say!  Undecided

I did mean to ask, how do you like your heavenly harvest comb? I have the exact one you posted and I love it.
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Re: The Diary of Anais (Satin)
Reply #154 - Aug 24th, 2005 at 6:11am
 
Hello NRogue, thanks for popping in Smiley I just got home from out of town today and it was nice to have diary visitor. As for the HH comb, I got two and they are fabulous. For the price of a Ric comb I could have gotten two of these puppies, and I wish I had. Reviews coming soon.

Having not had a normal schedule today, and knowing full well I have to work tomorrow, this is all the posting I'll do for now.

Anais
tired and sleepy and itching for some Scottish Tea but we are OUT.

but that's not to say the night isn't good.
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Balzac, horn comb, sunflower
Reply #155 - Aug 27th, 2005 at 6:05pm
 
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Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress, novel by Dai Sijie. It's powerful storytelling, and it speaks of human shortcomings, and weird little ironies of life. Two young men, Luo at 18 and the narrator at 17, are put into a Chinese re-education camp (a rather luxurious, humane one at that. I wonder if it's really a re-education camp). They end up doing their own re-educating - making a young mountain seamstress more "civilized" by reading Western literature to her every day. The 18-year-old boy Luo doesn't even like her, while she genuinely cares about his happinesses in return. She's like a trophy girlfriend. The seamstress eventually gets pregnant, the narrator considers pulling an Edmond Dantes (another irony, since they'd been reading the Count), she gets an abortion, cuts off her long hair, and becomes Westernized. She leaves, too civilized to be with Luo anymore.

Heavenly Harvest horn comb. These puppies are very well made. I bought two of them, and they arrived on the 19th. It says "oxhorn" but I think it's actually sheephorn, and the material sands well with automotive sandpaper if anyone needs theirs to be smoother. They already come smooth, as smooth as sanded wood, smoother than any Ric comb, and I wish I'd bought only one Ric comb instead of two because that would have allowed for the purchase of another two HH combs. There aren't "ridges" between the teeth like on the LML, but sort of "matte". After sanding down the edges of the tips (just because I needed something for my hands to do while movie-watching) they are now THE smoothest natural-material combs I own. 
HH also has marvelous customer service (Debra Hampton handled my order personally).
I can't recommend these combs enough. They are now my favorite combs for detangling and I carry one around in my purse. my hobbit looked over my shoulder again and said, "I want one too". And further, they are a beautiful translucent color.

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So the strawberries are all dead. Let's give a big welcome to the random sunflower that appeared on the patio! ::applause:: Hokay, I don't know how it happened, besides maybe the Jack Sparrow porch-sweeping issue several pages back, where the upstairs neighbors had a bird feeder with sunflower seeds (which Jack 1,2,3,4,5 don't like) These sunflower seeds get knocked down through the slats to our 1st floor patio, and of course, one of them happened to fall into the planter box. And it grew, grew without anyone noticing (because I didn't go outside to water anything anymore). Then just last week, I went outside and stood staring at it for awhile. It hadn't bloomed yet so it hadn't occurred to me it might be a sunflower. A few days later a little sunflower-like bud developed, and lo and behold, something YELLOW appeared.

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Re: The Diary of Anais (Satin)
Reply #156 - Aug 27th, 2005 at 10:46pm
 
It's too bad about the strawberries, but the tale of the sunflower is too cute!  Smiley

ETA: I was reading the older posts and I wasn't aware you know Mandarin. I wish I had known you when I was in my Mandarin classes! *sob*  Rather after the fact, but congratulations on the book!
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Reply #157 - Aug 28th, 2005 at 6:32am
 
Darn those pesky birdfeeders!  Oh well, at least you have something colorful in your planter.  Maybe it will make up itself up to you and give you seeds.  Smiley

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Reply #158 - Aug 28th, 2005 at 2:05pm
 
That sunflower is AWESOME. I really like the idea it decided to grow all by itself; it must be good karma on your part.

I'm happy to hear you like the HH combs. I use mine every day. Poor Ric's comb, I take out once a week so it doesn't get lonely in the box, but I prefer my HH comb.
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Reply #159 - Aug 29th, 2005 at 4:41am
 
Thank you ladies and gent Smiley

Carpal tunnel acting up BADLY for the first time in quite awhile. Real bad. So this will be short. The broccoli seed oil application turned out well. I will probably experiment with going cone-free next week. Took length pictures for September, a few days early. Tomorrow I will probably retake them because I like a direct back shot rather than a diagonal one. It's so long now, I finally see hip length rather than waist length! Off to make tea and read a good book.
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Reply #160 - Aug 29th, 2005 at 8:31am
 
Sorry about your carpal tunnel  Sad

That hurts. Have you ever tried sea weed wraps? I hear they help some people very well. Myself, I go for acupuncture.......have been painfree for quiet a while.

Get better soon  Smiley
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Reply #161 - Aug 30th, 2005 at 9:49pm
 
Thank you Moonchild Smiley (Like my favorite Cibo Matto song) Acupuncture sounds like a good thing to try.

One wrist still hurts a lot. but I don't want to miss the diamond parties either.

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September length pic
Reply #162 - Sep 1st, 2005 at 6:22am
 
September length pic, after sock curling/braiding/bunning/whathaveyou, and a windy day. Been really happy with the ends lately as they've been nicely curled.

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ripples on the lake
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I've "got my ducks in a row"
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Reply #163 - Sep 1st, 2005 at 7:23am
 
Your hair is soooo pretty!  Love those sock curls!  I was looking at some Disney pics today, and your hair reminds me of Jasmine from Aladdin. 

Ripples - so calming and serene.  Ducks - cute!

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Reply #164 - Sep 1st, 2005 at 8:05am
 
Great pics.

I have to admit you hair always makes me *sigh* - lovely... but the geese are really cute too  Grin...g
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