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Reply #270 - Apr 9th, 2006 at 9:27pm
 
Your hair is so lovely! Grin
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Reply #271 - Apr 9th, 2006 at 9:43pm
 
Your hair is absolutely stunning!  It truly is beautiful Smiley
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Reply #272 - Apr 10th, 2006 at 12:23am
 
Ah shucks, thanks ladies!  I wouldn't have been able to achieve this length without the help of everyone here.  When I got my trim, shortly after the 7/05 pic, my ends were in such bad condition because I didn't know how to take care of them.  I had to constantly get them trimmed.  I'm glad to say that I haven't had a trim SINCE then, and my ends are still doing great!  I will get one soon, just to re-shape the U and touch up the layers (because they're catching up with the length) but other than shape maintenance, I don't have to trim - S&D takes care of the unruly hairs.

Sakina, yup those are wood doors!  And I totally agree my hair looks like wood.  In this month's pic I used a flash so it looks more golden than usual.  In normal light, my color is dark redish-brown like the first or second pic.  In sunlight it's like the third and fourth pic.

Speaking of wood doors, I love the ones in my apartment for the bedroom and bathroom.  The building was built in the 70's and I haven't seen doors like these in modern buildings.  They are also dark wood like the front door you see in the pic but instead of opening outwards they slide INTO the wall on rails.  It's perfect for a small place because they don't get in the way.  In the bathroom, to lock the door there is a little metal lever that, after you press on it, it lies against the door frame and prevents the door from being slid back.
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Reply #273 - Apr 10th, 2006 at 7:02am
 
Wow! Your hair looks incredibly thick and so healthy.  Cheesy
And just *look* at that growth!  Shocked Cheesy
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Reply #274 - Apr 10th, 2006 at 11:31am
 
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Speaking of wood doors, I love the ones in my apartment for the bedroom and bathroom.  The building was built in the 70's and I haven't seen doors like these in modern buildings.  They are also dark wood like the front door you see in the pic but instead of opening outwards they slide INTO the wall on rails.  It's perfect for a small place because they don't get in the way.  In the bathroom, to lock the door there is a little metal lever that, after you press on it, it lies against the door frame and prevents the door from being slid back.  


I love pocket doors!  They are so efficient.  We had one in the house I grew up in.  It separated the kitchen from the dining/living room area.  Hubby and I put a pocket door in our first house for the bathroom door.  The house was originally built in 1900 without running water, so the floor plan was a bit strange when the bathroom was added.  There was no room for a door to swing, so they put in an accordian door which I absolutely hated.  I loved the pocket door we put in!
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Reply #275 - Apr 11th, 2006 at 9:40am
 
Thanks Galadriel!!  Cheesy

BB - so THAT's what you call them - pocket doors!  What a cute name.  Do they still make them?  I confess, I go to Home Depot about twice a year, and I don't really pay attention to their door selection.  Wink  It would be cool if they did - once I get my own place I'm going to want to replace all the doors!  Cute avatar BTW.  Smiley

ETA: WOW just looked up on google images "pocket door" and found a whole new world of door pulls and fancy locks!  I never thought I'd be so excited about a door.  Hahah  Oh boy, I should go to bed...
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Reply #276 - Apr 11th, 2006 at 12:02pm
 
My life is complete - I have opened the eyes of the uninitiated to the world of pocket doors.  Grin

BTW, my avatar is a piece of original art by rodent! (Recently updated for me)
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Reply #277 - May 3rd, 2006 at 6:08am
 
Roots Done

Finally went back to Valentina to get my roots done last Wednesday.  They were a mess - about 2.5".  I hadn't gone in a while since she was on maternity leave, and I had nowhere to go until last weekend.  The boyfriend and I went to the Rim of the World Rally (car rally we go to every year) and worked at the finishing stages.  He calculated times, and I manned the scoreboard. 

Collective Wellbeing Detox Soap

I decided to try this stuff when I went to get more conditioner.  I really like it!  It contains active charcoal which supposedly has a lot of surface area to pick up impurities.  The bad thing is, it's blacker than black, and feels like you are washing yourself with a Japanese or Chinese ink stick.  The water runs black too.  But it smells really good, and seems to help reduce inflammation. 

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Reply #278 - May 3rd, 2006 at 12:15pm
 
LOL!
I initially read this as SOUP not SOAP!  I was thinking, well I know you use charcoal to absorb chemicals in the stomach when there is an overdose, but yech!  Then I realized my error!  I guess I need to clean my glasses more often.  Grin
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Reply #279 - May 3rd, 2006 at 10:53pm
 
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Collective Wellbeing Detox Soap

I decided to try this stuff when I went to get more conditioner.  I really like it!  It contains active charcoal which supposedly has a lot of surface area to pick up impurities.  The bad thing is, it's blacker than black, and feels like you are washing yourself with a Japanese or Chinese ink stick.  The water runs black too.  But it smells really good, and seems to help reduce inflammation.  

http://www.collectivewellbeing.com/product_show.php?id=2012

Thanks for the link!  I'm going to have to try this; summer wreaks havoc on my skin.   Lips Sealed
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Reply #280 - May 4th, 2006 at 8:08am
 
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LOL!
I initially read this as SOUP not SOAP!  I was thinking, well I know you use charcoal to absorb chemicals in the stomach when there is an overdose, but yech!  Then I realized my error!  I guess I need to clean my glasses more often.  Grin


Hahah gives a new meaning to "cleansing the system"!!

You're welcome, 13Bodies!  I think I might still have the label.  If I find it, I'll write out the ingredients.
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Reply #281 - May 27th, 2006 at 9:36pm
 
May Catch-up!

May has been a busy but fun month!  My niece got married last weekend, and they had a beautiful outdoor ceremony in San Diego.  The weather was gorgeous, and we were lucky as rain was forecasted for that weekend!  I got into town a few days before to help out, and to visit with the family.  I ended up helping to put out the favors and centerpieces in the reception hall.  Everything was a tropical fuchsia and white.  I don't wear heels normally and my feet were dying!  Smiley  OH!  But remember I've been wanting to get a traditional Philippina dress, like the one my grandmother wore in that old pic I posted?  I got one to wear to this wedding!  I don't have a pic in it though, since I was busy *taking* pics, but I'll take one soon.

As of three days ago, "stick season" began.  This is where my naturally low body temperature is not enough to keep me cool, and I must put my hair up.  (I've been wearing it down all winter and spring.)  My bun is huge now!!  Since I work from home, and have no one to impress Smiley  , my preferred styles are French twist and crown bun.  The crown bun looks a bit "young", and not as distinguished as a nape bun, but it's perfectly balanced over my spine that I hardly feel it's there.  A bun in any other spot tends to make my neck muscles overwork.  Here is a pic of my ginormous bun, taken this morning:

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New Gadgets

I've been disorganized for the last two years since I switched from a Palm OS PDA to a Pocket PC.  I have now officially declared Pocket PC as crap (for what I want to do with it) and have gone back to Palm.  I got the LifeDrive and absolutely LOVE it.  More details about it are in my LiveJournal blog:

http://khrome23.livejournal.com/

And a pic of my LifeDrive on a foldable keyboard:

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And my other gadget this month - Tamagotchi Connection V3!!!  Tamagotchis are virtual pets made by Ban Dai that were big about 10 years ago.  Your pet evolves depending on how well you take care of it.  The added features in V3 is that you can get codes from off their website and unlock items in the V3, and vice versa.  There is also a Nintendo DS game that also works with the website and the V3.  More about this is at http://www.tamagotchi.com

This is a signature of my tama, Kimi, that shows the different stages in her growth. 

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But she recently mated with my BF's tama, and had an egg!  So I'm on 2nd generation right now.  I'm bummed because she was so cute and I miss her!  Here is a pic I took of her being silly:

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This is for 13bodies - the lovely black soap that I mentioned earlier.  This may contain spelling errors!  Smiley

Sodium Palm / Saponified Palm Oil, Purified Water, Glycerine, Carbon (Activated Charcoal), Sodium Chloride, Zinc PCA, Certified Organic Extracts of Rumex Crispus (Yellow Dock) Root, Echinocea Angustifolia (Cornflower) Root, Salvia Officinalis (Sage), Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary), Cimbopogon Shoenanthus (Lemongrass), Thymus Vulgaris (Thyme), Juniperus Communis (Juniper) Fruit, Tetrasodium TDTA, and a blend of pure essential oils including Eucalyptus, Grapefruit, Geranium, and Tea Tree essential oils.
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Reply #282 - May 28th, 2006 at 12:33am
 
Khrome,I've missed ya,welcome back!! Grin  The bun is beautiful!  I've sent BB some pics finally of my hair with sticks and down.  Hopefully she will be able to put one or all of them up on the board.  Hope to see ya around on the boards!!
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Reply #283 - May 31st, 2006 at 1:01am
 
Beautiful bun!!!!
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Reply #284 - Jun 1st, 2006 at 6:54am
 
Nice to see you again, Khrome! The bun looks great, as does your hair in the pics you posted back in April. Wowzas! Shocked Cheesy
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