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Reply #30 - Feb 14th, 2006 at 10:38pm
 
Thanks for your gift Maggie. I will enjoy using the pin, pomegrante soap, loofah, and candles. a long bath sounds wonderful. Your note was  sweet.  I will always think of you when i use my gifts. Wink
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Reply #31 - Feb 16th, 2006 at 5:37pm
 
Awwww, you're welcome Curly Girl!  I hope you enjoy them!

First thing I need to say is "Good Riddance Valentine's Day!".  Thank God it's done with, I'm exhausted!  It's no fun working 21 hour days!  Tongue

Hair:  I took a real chance today, for the first time ever, I did not wash my hair in the shower this morning, this is earth shaking!  I pulled it up in a bun & just washed my bangs, I had to, they were greasy looking.  But I let the scalp & the rest go.  I feel less clean than I usually do, which is a little disturbing to me, but it looks ok, I have it back in a clip.  If this seems to work out ok, I'll try washing every other day from now on, that's tough for me, so we'll see!  Yesterday I washed all of it, did a comb through, and conditioned.  While it was damp I oiled the length a little, let it air dry, and then used aloe gel for my bangs and in the length, then kept 'scrunching' it as it dried to make it wavier.  I wound up putting it in hair sticks anyway, oh well!  So, I've still got the oil & aloe in from yesterday, which is a good thing.

Books:  Went to the mall yesterday....did I mention I took the day off yesterday?  Feb. 15th is the florists' valentine's day!  I bought another book by Chuck Palahniuk, Diary, I'll probably start it this weekend.

Also, at the mall, my hub surprised me and bought me a jacket for v-day.  It's from Nightmare Before Christmas, it has jack & sally on it & says "meant to be".  Actually, I think it may be the same one or similar to one that Angel Spun just got from her bf!  He also bought me Sally's "Rag Doll" perfume, smells so good!  It's corny, but since we saw the movie for the first time when it came out, we always compared ourselved to jack skellington & sally, so that's him & I.  So, it's really special when he buys me something like that.  I also bought for myself a brown knit beanie type cap that has a little brim on it, incense and a new hot sauce.  I completely managed to skip all the clothing stores somehow!

Movies:  Nothing new this week, no time!  We stopped at the movie store on our way home to see if Saw II was in, but no such luck.  I didn't think it would be.  Maybe tomorrow.

I went to my cousin's benefit on Sunday, it went pretty well.  All the bands were either punk, rock or death metal, that's what he's into so it was fitting.  It was really cool to see the kids that I've never seen around here coming out of the woodwork.  There were a lot of punk & goth kids, which I didn't think this area had.  They were all really cool, it was a good time.  My cousin's little brother even wanted to "marsh" with me!  I had to correct him & tell him it's called "moshing", not "marshing", it was really cute.  So I did, he & I had our own 2 person "marsh" pit way in the back, we had a blast.  He's only 6!  Everyone was getting such a kick out of him!

That's about the long & short of it for now, soooooo....later!

ETA:  I forgot to mention that a friend of mine tried to get Jerry from the Misfits to make an appearance at the benefit.  He was not able to show, so he sent an autographed package of misc. Misfits stuff to be raffled off.  How cool is that?
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Reply #32 - Feb 17th, 2006 at 1:29am
 
That is too cool, Magz.  lol @ "marsh" pit  Wink

It was really cool of Jerry to send Misfits gear to be auctioned off for charity.

It's funny that you & your hubby liken yourselves to Jack & Sally. I have a feeling that a lot of couples do that. They're kind of the darker, modern-day Romeo & Juliet, aren't they? Without all the tragedy...
    Everyone I know says that I am Sally (I'll admit I do look & act like her), so I get a lot of NBC gifts.  Wink  I've often thought about using Jack & Sally figurines as a cake topper if I ever remarry. Hinging, of course, upon whether I ever find my "Jack." hehe We'll see.

I know what you mean about feeling less clean when you don't wash your hair.  Tongue  I still can't do that.
    When I've tried using conditioner only, my hair looked even flatter than usual & I wound up having to just put it all in a bun. But not doing anything & just standing under the showerhead for a few minutes, letting cool water cascade down my hair was the worst! My roots remained very oily and that actually causes my face to turn red. It sounds weird, but my skin has a very strange & bad reaction to sebum.  Tongue  Washing every day is a must for me. So you're pretty lucky if you can get away with it.

Hope work is a lot less hectic for you in the weeks to come. You need a light load after V-day!
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Reply #33 - Feb 17th, 2006 at 1:22pm
 
I'm feeling pretty heavy hearted today, hub and I are not in sync & haven't been for a few days.  He really made me feel bad last night.  As we were eating I involuntarily began to cry, I hate crying so I tried to hide it.  The tears just started rolling down my cheeks, he hadn't noticed yet, but then comes the blubbering...impossible to hide!  What was making me feel so sad was something that my Nana & I had discussed earlier that afternoon.  I think she has a feeling that she's "ready to go" soon, she's been cleaning out and giving away her personal possesions without real explanation, other that she just has too much stuff, but these are things that she uses, they're not just lying around or packed away.  Yesterday she told me that she had arranged to have a special song played for me at her services, it's a song that we used to sing together on our way home from the mall.  She said she's telling me now so that when I hear it I'll know that it's her good-bye to me.  Well, this thought re-occured to me as I was eating & I couldn't hold back.  He looked at me disgusted and asked what was wrong, but not really in a nice or caring way.  It took me a minute to compose and then I explained why, he didn't say a word.  Nothing.  He didn't console me, come over to me, nothing.  He let me there to cry, alone.  He just got up and took our food away and started cleaning up.  After about 10 minutes I asked him why he was acting that way, and he just responded with "well, what do you want me to say?".  Nothing. At that point I didn't want him to say anything.  Unbelievable.

So, needles to say, I was short with him this morning, I don't feel like I can or want to be nice to him yet.  I need a little time.  He & my grandmother never really hit it off, she made a false judgement on him based on his long hair, and since then he never gave her another chance.  He's rude & short with her, he says rude comments behind her back that she can't hear, it's really embarrassing, but he doesn't care.  And now, I guess he could care less if she dies and how much it will hurt me.  To me, that's just being a cold-hearted bastard, sorry.

Well, now that that's off my chest, I'll talk about..........................................

Hair!:  I survived the day without washing my hair yesterday!  I did do a scalp wash this morning, however, I had to!  So I washed and conditioned as usual, I'm still using and liking Pantene's DMR line BTW.  My hair feels nice and soft today, I'll try to skip washing tomorrow again, see how it goes.

Last night I began feeling a little sick, I've been exposed to so many sick people over the past few days, plus I'm feeling run down, so I'm not too surprised.  I've got a sore throat and feel a little flu-ey.  I'll just keep taking my Airborn, that usually knocks it out before it has a chance to develop.

That's about it, I've got a ton of post-holiday paper work to conquer, so off I go!  Later gators!
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Reply #34 - Feb 17th, 2006 at 2:52pm
 
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Maggie,
I'm so sorry hubby wasn't supportive.  Reading about your Nana brought tears to my eyes, what a loving gift and beautiful memory your song is.  It makes me sad to think about my loved ones eventually passing and I'm sure it was confusing to have her give stuff away.  Personally I think it is awesome and empowering for her to feel ready to go on the journey we all must and to do what she can to take care of her loved ones while she is able.  I hope you'll let yourself cry as much as you need to.  I hope your husband will realize that forgiveness is about him, not her and that being stubborn about it is hurting himself by hurting you.  Good Luck.  Kiss

I hope you feel better soon, I think chicken soup is in order!!
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Reply #35 - Feb 17th, 2006 at 2:55pm
 
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Yesterday she told me that she had arranged to have a special song played for me at her services, it's a song that we used to sing together on our way home from the mall.  She said she's telling me now so that when I hear it I'll know that it's her good-bye to me. 


Well, good Lord, how could you NOT cry at something like this?!?!  I'll tell ya what...I am not a man basher and I don't condone it.  But sometimes men are just so dense!  (no offense intended to our male long lockers)  We're just wired so differently, men and women, especially when it comes to our emotions.  My hubby hates it when I cry (no matter why I'm crying) because he says it makes him feel helpless--he knows there's nothing he can do to make it better.  That goes back to the idea that men are problem solvers.  But sometimes women don't want problem solvers, they just want someone to listen!  Okay, I'll shut up now.  I just wanted to let you know that you're not alone in this problem and give you a *hug*.  Hang in there, Maggie!   Smiley
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Reply #36 - Feb 18th, 2006 at 1:09am
 
Gawd. WTF is up with your hubby?!

Sorry.  Embarrassed I know that doesn't sound like my usual supportive attitude, but you know what? I've been around the male block a few times and I know how they can be...

Your knight in shining armour one minute, and your archenemy the next. The man of your dreams...and the most despicable, heartless creature to ever curse the earth with his presence. Inspiring right to the soul at times, while other times you swear you've babysat very young children that were more mature.

And isn't it wonderful the way they can go from one extreme to the other at the drop of a hat? Filling your heart and body with unearthly passion...and then turning into a machine so devoid of emotion that you can literally feel a vital part inside of yourself dying. It causes one to wonder whether all of those beautiful moments you've shared were nothing but lies...if they can just turn it off that easily. Honey, I've been down that road so many times, I can't even tell you.

The good news is that this, too, is a phase. It will blow over, and good moments are sure to follow. The bad news is (brace) the memory of how he acted that particular time never goes away, no matter how may times you rehash it, talk it out or try to make him understand where you're coming from. It just doesn't happen.
    You can scold him for his lack of consideration for you, you can come on like the weepy, innocent victim who "only wanted his sympathy & understanding," but chances are, either one will get you the same reaction. He's a man, Magz. And men are MUCH more likely to justify their bad behaviour than apologize for it. That's just how they work.

He has to realize on his own what an immature jerk he's being. Chances are, he won't...but that's not your problem. Just be strong, be yourself & stick to your guns. You don't need his attitude & "issues" about your grandmother adding to your many problems. You dealt with heartache in your own way, without him, before you met him...you can deal with it without him now if you must. Just do what's right for you. That's about all I can say.  Undecided

For what it's worth, I do sympathize with your concern for your grandmother. Mine isn't doing very well either.  Sad
    But I agree with Sakina that it shows a definite strength of spirit if she can accept that great transition with grace and do what needs to be done before then...so the people she loves won't have to.

Glad to hear you're liking the DMR line.  Grin  I'm back on it myself.

*hugzzzzz* God bless.

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Reply #37 - Feb 18th, 2006 at 1:28pm
 
((((Maggie)))) Oh dear!  Sometimes my hubby can get like that too.. I call it being a selfish twit! Angry 
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Reply #38 - Feb 18th, 2006 at 5:29pm
 
FEMALE POWER, YES!

Thank you ladies, you told me exactly what I needed to hear.  I will report that he has not apologized, nor do I think he will.  I haven't asked him to, but I highly doubt he'll offer it up. In his mind it's done with, in my mind it's there forever.  Sux to be him!

He's one confusing lad, I'll tell ya.  One minute he's offering me dinner & wine, the next he's acting like and insensitive boob without conscience or soul.  He keeps it interesting, I'll give him that.

I'll add more to this on monday, right now I've got a headache that could split the world in half!  Embarrassed

Till then!
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Reply #39 - Feb 18th, 2006 at 7:40pm
 
Maggie, thats sad about your husband acting like that. My hubby doesnt apoligize either. Even when hes wrong. I dont get that!  Sorry about your nana. Hopefully she will live longer. No one knows when they are going to die. I hope your headache feels better. Please take care of yourself.
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Reply #40 - Feb 18th, 2006 at 9:08pm
 
((((((Maggie)))))), I hope you feel better. Sometimes DHs show love and affection in mundane ways like changing the oil and unclogging the drain pipe.

We love you Mags Kiss
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Reply #41 - Feb 19th, 2006 at 1:10am
 
lol @ insensitive boob

Yeah, that's a pretty good way to describe it.  Wink  Hang in there, Magz.

There's a reason that "for better or worse" is part of your vows. You've promised to stay together even when the chips are down. No one ever said that marriage was easy. It should be...but sometimes it isn't and you just have to know and trust that the promise you made to each other will endure adversity because the bond that you guys share is the most important thing to both of you.

Sorry if that makes no sense...  ???  My brain is fried on household cleaners at the moment.  Tongue
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Reply #42 - Feb 19th, 2006 at 2:20am
 
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And then the next minute he wants to have sex. Oh no, wait, that's my husband.
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Reply #43 - Feb 20th, 2006 at 7:31am
 
I'm sorry that happened, Maggie. I hope this week is a lot better. (((hugs)))
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Reply #44 - Feb 20th, 2006 at 2:32pm
 
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Oh no, that's ALL husbands!  lol!

I will officially report that there has been no apology and nor will there be.  I've tucked it away in my little mental filing cabinet under "Moronic  Things My Husband Says and Does Without Knowledge of How Obviously Stupid He's Being and Either Really Truly Does Not Realize or Just Doesn't Care".  That file's getting pretty full now, time for a new folder!  Wink  So now, on with the rest of my life...

I was pretty down & out for the weekend  Cry.  This usually happens to me after a major flower holiday, I become so run down that I usually end up sick for a few days afterward.  As long as it's afterwards and not before or during, then it's ok!  However, after much rest saturday and sunday I'm feeling much better!  Grin

Hair:  I noticed something really disturbing yesterday.  As I was holding a mirror up to check out the length of my hair (*blush*, yes, I do this every so often, but...SO DO YOU!) I noticed a lot of my very white scalp peering through my dark brown hair.  In the area just below the swirl of where your hair meets.  Immediate panic set in, so I began moving my hair around to see if it's just that one spot or if it's all over.  My hair is pretty thin, well actually I should say that I don't have a lot of hair, the texture itself is not all that thin, but I never noticed my scalp showing through it!!  After much looking I deduced that it is mainly that spot, I think it's caused by wearing a certain hairstyle that I've been wearing pretty frequently lately.  Using one of those "clasp" shut hair clips in that spot.  When I wear those too long my head actually was getting sore in that spot from the clasp trying to slide down and the pulling on my hair it was causing.  It must have been pulling hair out with it!  Angry  It wasn't as obvious after I washed and my hair had more body instead of laying flat on my head, but upsetting all the same.  I won't be using that hair clasp anymore, or pinning my hair up in that spot for a long while.  I hope it grows back!!!

Today I clarified with Pantene Purity, and conditioned with Pantene DMR Winter Rescue.  I didn't ACV only because I forgot to bring it in the shower with me and didn't feel like getting back out, brrrrr!  I am wearing my new hairsticks from Lisabelle  Grin, I absolutely loooove them!  I love hearing the little clickety-clack that the dangly plastic flowers make when I move my head!

Movies:  We had the chance to watch two movies this weekend:
   *Saw II:  Pretty good, not a disappointment as a sequel to the 1st.  Kept my attention from start to finish, I still think there was more shock value to the original Saw.  This one was much more "Hollywood".  A good watch, though.

   *Venom:  Also kept my attention from start to finish, there were no lulls, which was good.  Is definitely a far fetched story line, which is refreshing sometimes, I don't always want "reality", imaginative is good.  Deals with the paranormal and Mambo - Voodoo beliefs, a lot of gore, pretty scary.

Also, I finally got to watch "The Full Monte", we recorded off IFC.  What a hilarious film!  It's one of those movies that I know the title so well, but had never seen the movie.  Watching guys try to dance "sexy" is usually a very, very funny thing, Chip & Dales just aren't for me!  I saw a male review once, and once was enough.  When a guy in a cowboy hat and jeans so short that the pockets are sticking out swivels his hips and points at me, it takes all of my being not to shatter his ego with immense laughter!  I'd rather watch a guy working on a roof or doing construction, not dancing!  But, that's just me. ???

I started my new book this weekend, Diary by Chuck Palahniuk.  I like it so far, basically you're reading the diary entries written by a wife who's husband tried to commit suicide, but failed.  He lives as a vegetable in a hospital, and she tells of how she's picking up all the broken pieces day to day.  I just love his writing style, it's so unlike any I've ever read before.  I think I'm going to continue to read all his books before having to find a new author.

Bad news, a few entries back I mentioned that my best friend found out she was pregnant, well she lost it this weekend.  I feel so bad for her, she was just getting ready to tell ppl about it.  She was waiting until she hit the 12 week mark, and she finally reached it, went for her ultrasound only to find there was no heartbeat.  I pray for her comfort.

I'm off now, much to accomplish today!
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