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Reply #105 - Jul 13th, 2005 at 8:05pm
 
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French twist/bun today with my Bahama Breeze Rapunzelstix.  Someone asked me why I had antennae on my head.  Roll Eyes  I gave them the standard reply--if I told you I'd have to kill you, blah blah blah.  I need new material.


Someone asked me the same thing!  I said I was trying to contact the mothership.  Wink

Another one I just thought of is "can you be quiet please, I'm receiving a transmission."

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Reply #106 - Jul 14th, 2005 at 9:01pm
 
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Another one I just thought of is "can you be quiet please, I'm receiving a transmission."

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That one has real potential--if you're intense enough you could scare the heck out of someone.  At the very least they would quickly leave you alone.   Grin
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Reply #107 - Jul 14th, 2005 at 9:22pm
 
**ominous drumrolls***

*/unrolls document and clears throat/*

"Molar #14, you have been accused of treason towards your host and your fellow teeth.  You jettisoned at least a third of your mass, necessitating 6 days of chewing on the right side of the mouth only, using beeswax as a temporary filling, the chronic use of ibuprofen, and causing the waste of an afternoon off (not to mention the waste of very expensive fuel) for your host to make a 2-hour round trip to the dentist.  We have known you since the age of six, Molar #14, and this disloyal conduct both shocks and grieves us.

"You have been found guilty on all charges, and the punishment is beheading (insert whine of drill)  The pitiful remaining shreds of your body will be forever encased in gold as a warning to all who would follow your path.  And may the Tooth Fairy have mercy on your pulp."

I have to get a crown.  Bleah.  And the gold is more durable than the porcelain, but I don't want a gold tooth (whine, whine, whine).  It's going to cost around $750 (thank God my dental insurance should cover part of it), thus making my tooth the most expensive thing in my house, edging out Agatha P. by over $100.  I hope she can handle the demotion.

The temporary crown is in place and I go back in 2 weeks for the gold permanent crown. (GOLD TOOTH!  AAARRRGGGHHH!!)  If the nerve is damaged I'll have to get a root canal, or have the tooth removed.  I'd almost rather have the thing cut out, but we'll see.  With a little luck the GOLD TOOTH will be all I have to do.

On a happy note, my BPAL arrived today!  I got: 13, Zombi, Blood Rose, Blood, Mata Hari, Catherine, Santa Muerte, Wicked, Aizen-myoo, and a bunch of frimps:  Water of Notre Dame, Voodoo, Snake oil, Nuit, Roadhouse, Sacred W hore of Babylon and Rage.   I'll be smelling good with my stainless steel tooth.  Just call me Sweet Smellin' Jaws.

I wore the french twist/bun today and it got all smashed flat in the dentist's chair.  BTW, the purple stuff used to make the cast of my tooth tasted like super glue.  Lips Sealed  I can still taste it even after eating a Pecan Mudslide from Dairy Queen.  Yes, I celebrated going to the dentist with ice cream.  Shut up.  8)
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This wasn't just plain terrible, this was fancy terrible. This was terrible with raisins in it.----Dorothy Parker&&Life is pain...anyone who says differently is selling something--The Princess Bride
 
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Reply #108 - Jul 14th, 2005 at 10:25pm
 
Awwww, 13bodies I'm sorry you have to get a crown.
I support celebrations.  Just yesterday  I celebrated a breakthrough in my counseling (I think I'm crazy, she does not) by eating cake and icecream w/bananas.  Now I call that a pick me up  Grin
I'm glad you've posted about Black Phoenix-I plan on trying out some soon, but what is a frimp?  I missed that.
Any good news on the vacation front???
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Reply #109 - Jul 15th, 2005 at 1:47pm
 
Sakina, frimp = free imp.  Beth @ Black Phoenix throws in a few random freebies with each order, which is nice because she often includes things I"d never try on my own.  Like Roadhouse--the scent of weedy dandelions, hops, tobacco, and hemp--I would never have ordered that in a million years.  It's surprisingly light and kind of sweet, but doesn't last long.  On me, anyway.

I have some imps of scents that just don't work on me.  If you'd like to try a few I'd be glad to send you some.
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Reply #110 - Jul 15th, 2005 at 4:00pm
 
Sorry to hear about the crown.  I just went in to have my crown inserted, but it did not fit properly, so I have to wait another week. Tongue  Unfortunately my crown will be visible so they are putting porcelain over the gold, which effectively doubles the cost.  My insurance only covers 50% of the gold crown, so I'm out about $900. 

Most of my molars are now crowned.  Apparently my teeth do not see crowns as a threat and actually enjoy their solitude encapuslated in little gold kingdoms.  I just hope the rest of my teeth are slow to join their ranks.  I can only afford one crown a year (unless all of you gang up on Susan and convince her to increase my pay ALOT!!)

I hope your physical pain is over and the financial pain short-lived.
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Reply #111 - Jul 15th, 2005 at 8:07pm
 
Thanks, BB.  I'm not sure how much my insurance will cover.  My dentist said, "Your insurance should cover......part of it."  Note suspicious pause.  I didn't argue because it needs to be done and it isn't his fault insurance is evil.

I went through my doily patterns last night.  I used to love to make doilies but I developed carpal tunnel, PLUS there is such a thing as doily oversaturation; you can easily have too many doilies.  It's really amazing how few doilies are required to reach critical mass, and you can only give away so many before people start to avoid you in the street.  ... BUT.....a small doily, or just the first few rows of a large doily would make a kick-@$$ bun cover.  Whee!  I know a large doily makes a great snood, but I have a big head and small patience.  Plus the whole carpal tunnel thing.  I really, really, really, really should clean the house this weekend, but I'll bet dollars to doughnuts that I make bun covers instead, most likely while watching my Road movies.  I finally finished Utopia last night.  Great ending.  Grin  I wonder how they got that past the censor in the 30's?  Wink

The cats are driving me crazy.  I"m half tempted to put up a little shack in the front yard and live there and just let them have the #$% house.  I'll catapult some kibble through the windows twice a day.

Chopstick bun today.  I forgot to set my alarm clock and woke up 45 minutes late.  Of course the fuzzy things didn't wake me up as usual.  On the plus side, I feel much more rested and I was only 10 minutes late.  I made the chopstick bun because it's quick and of course the annoying hair wouldn't cooperate, so I ended up with10 magic grip hairpins holding up the whole shebang.  I had to re-do it at noon and it worked fine.  I think my hair is jealous of all the attention my tooth has gotten lately.   Roll Eyes
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Reply #112 - Jul 18th, 2005 at 8:47pm
 
Well, I didn't spend all weekend making bun covers and watching Road movies.  I spent it making bun covers and doilies and watching seasons 2 & 3 of Buffy, the Vampire Slayer.  Man, that show used to not suck (no pun intended).  In my world Buffy stayed dead and season 5 was the end.  Sad, to be sure, but seasons 6 & 7 were much sadder (and not in a good way).  Yes, I'm a 35 year old woman who watches Buffy.  I've come to terms with it.  Shut up.

I think I might name my next cat Spike.  Shut up again.  8)

Made 2 bun covers.  One was very doily-like and covering, the other was adapted from a snowflake pattern and was very minimallist.  I like the minimallist one better, I think.  It just enhances my bun and it's much easier to insert the pins.  I can't pin my bun and then add the cover because it looks like a polyp; if I don't pin it the whole thing flops around and looks mildly obscene.  So, I make the bun, add the cover, squish it firmly against my head and pin.  I ordered some amish hair pins and I'll see if they work. 

I wonder if the minimal one would work if I crocheted it out of wire?

Modified Gibson today.  Looks nice but it took about a dozen magic grip pins.  Also the front looked terrible; it wasn't a nice poof, but it looked like I'd slept on it.  Horrible.  I slipped on a plain comb-type headband which held the fullness back against the bun so it kind of looked like I had an extra coil.  Not bad.  I accented it with my Strawberry Mint Duetstix.
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Reply #113 - Jul 18th, 2005 at 9:43pm
 
I hope you don't mind my popping in...I really enjoy your writing, it somehow appeals to my sense of humor, I always end up giggling to myself. Smiley When I was reading about your bun covers, I had an idea about how to attach them around your bun. Could you weave a string of ribbon around the edge of it to tighten it rather than using lots and lots of pins? You could always tuck the ribbon in. Just an idea.  Grin
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Reply #114 - Jul 19th, 2005 at 1:37pm
 
That is an idea.  Hmmm.  That just might work; I'll have to try it next time.  Thanks for the suggestion, AtlantisAllure!  Cheesy
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Reply #115 - Jul 19th, 2005 at 6:23pm
 
I've tried that, but pins or hair sticks of some sort are still necessary to keep the bun "against" the head, instead of hanging off like a hot dog. Did I just say hot dog?

More like a pouch.

Anais

ETA It helps to make a hairstick bun first, with a ketylo or something. Then pull the hair stick almost "out" until the tip is hidden in the bun. That's when you attach one side of the bun cover. Then push the hair stick "in" until the "head" of the hairtsick is hidden in the bun. Attach the other side of the bun cover. Then use the other hair stick and attach. I'll take photos and post them in my journal soon hopefully. Good luck and I hope that made sense.
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Reply #116 - Jul 19th, 2005 at 8:16pm
 
Sigh.  Bun covers.  They seem so simple in theory..... Roll Eyes

My Crimson Blossom stick arrived.  So pretty.  I wish it were twins.  Wink

My tooth feels funny.  Sometimes it aches, sometimes not, but I always know it's there.  I'm so afraid I'm going to have to have a root canal.  I could tell the dentist thought so, too, but was trying to let me live in denial a bit longer.  Right now it hurts.  Stupid tooth.  Or rather, stupid root with shreds of tooth attached.  I hate this stainless steel temporary cap; my mouth tastes like a battery.  Yuck.  Lips Sealed

Modified Gibson today with my Moroccan Twilight Sterlingstix.  I secured the inner bun with my new Amish hair pins, which I talked about on the Hair Products Review board.  I love them, but they do show in my hair which is why they're on the inner bun and not the outer coil.  I have some indoor/outdoor dark brown paint and I think it works on metal.  I'm going to touch up the curved parts so they'll blend better. 

Must see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.  Maybe Thursday after work.  I love the book, and this version is supposed to stick closer to the book than the Gene Wilder version.  A friend saw it and didn't like it; she found it to be insufficiently wacky and told me I wouldn't like it.  I think I will.  Any Burton/Depp collaboration is worth a look (Ed Wood--best movie about a untalented alcoholic hack and his drug-addicted leading man EVER.) and I'm not a huge fan of the original.  It's ok, but I wouldn't pay to own it and I haven't watched my copy in years.  Besides, it has a definite Johnny Depp deficiency. ...

I smell like Zombi today.  Sigh. ...  I love this stuff.  I have another 5ml on the way in a month or so. 

I had to make a list of everything I have to mail at the PO Thursday.  They know me by name now.   Cheesy  I'll pack up everything tomorrow cuz tonight is hairwash night!  Whee, I get to have wet hair for hours and hours and hours.  Fun.  I could never do the LML routine no matter how wonderful it is because I couldn't stand washing my hair daily.  It would never dry unless I left it down all the time and I hate that.  My hair is way to heavy and hot and recalcitrant to leave down all the time.  Or even some of the time.


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Reply #117 - Jul 20th, 2005 at 12:36am
 
My acquaintance w/LML began 'cause I was having a flakey scalp and I wanted to try her scalp oil and scritching w/the horncomb.  When I placed that order they sent me a gift of small bottles of BTN duo-superclear shampoo & #10-B conditioner.  My skin has always been dry so I thought there's no way I'd ever shower everyday, and my hair always seems to take forever to dry, too.  I'm tellin' ya that after a couple of weeks of trying it out, and yes I started showering everyday that my skin is happier and my hair (honest to whaterever deity you like) is drying faster.  Indoors w/airconditioning.  It is strange, but true.
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Reply #118 - Jul 20th, 2005 at 10:11pm
 
Sakina, I've heard of some miraculous results from LML products.  I'm glad they're working for you.  If my ends don't start behaving soon I may look into her stuff, if I can understand her site.  Roll Eyes

Great big "Thank You!!" to whoever snagged the Swirling Sea Foilstix.  I don't think I could have resisted them, and since I'm not only getting a crown, but also will likely need a root canal (Tooth hurts.  Hulk SMASH!) PLUS I just found out I need new tires--well, I think I need to stay strictly away from the What's New section for a while.  Sigh.  New tires are even less fun than a crown.  At least the crown is gold and I can pretend it's jewelry.  8)

It's been hot and muggy here.  It rains all night and morning, then afternoon is bright and sunny.  As a result, the weeds are growing all over my gravel driveway.  It looks like a chia pet.

Agatha was starting to play this weekend--a sign she's becoming domesticated.  We played with an afghan hook and a catnip-filled sock.  Then from Monday on she's been ignoring me.  Fine.  I have my portable DVD player and my Road movies.  I don't need her.    Wink

Bogie attacked my arm on Sunday.  He wouldn't let go and now I"m all scratched and bruised.  I smacked his bottom and sprayed him with water.  We didn't forgive each other until that night.  Rumpole is being mean to Bogie--he's kicked Bogie out of all of Bogie's favorite places and he won't lick Bogie's head anymore.  I think that's why Bogie the evil attacked me; he's feeling oppressed.  I told him to go kick Rumpole's @$$ since he is the one oppressing him, not me.  I don't think he was listening, though.

I've had to take ibuprofen twice today already for pain; I'm going to have to call the dentist and tell him to set up for the root canal.  #$@$#@^%$#^% and #@!$#@^%^% and *&$%.  I'd already taken off the day after my appointment, so it works out.

I'll need to buy some ice cream for my recovery.   8)



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Reply #119 - Jul 20th, 2005 at 11:26pm
 
13bodies, I can't understand her site, either!  LOL.  You know, I think it's the heat-my Sweetie has been sh#ty instead of sweet lately.  Sorry you got scratched, I have all sorts of scars from kitty scratches.
I'm happy, too, that someone else got the foilstix.  It's a strange relief, but at the same time I'm like "Someday I'm gonna get me a pair w/those kinda beads!"
I hope your tooth feels better soon!  What kind of icecream do you like?
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