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Reply #240 - Apr 7th, 2007 at 5:49am
 
A few weeks ago, I heard a dancer say
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Reply #241 - Apr 8th, 2007 at 2:57pm
 
Happy Easter! -)
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Reply #242 - Apr 9th, 2007 at 5:07am
 
I finally finished making the headband that I started weeks ago.  
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Reply #243 - Apr 9th, 2007 at 5:08am
 
[color=#000000]I decided that I'm going to apply a medium brown henna next month.  I figure that it will either make my hair more uniform in color, turning it a richer shade of brown or it won't color at all and just give it a shine.

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Reply #244 - Apr 9th, 2007 at 10:40am
 
Congrats on figuring out your passion!  --What about offering your services as a Personal Shopper in person instead of virtually?  You could advertise in the local newspapers or something.  Just thinking out loud...
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Reply #245 - Apr 9th, 2007 at 4:40pm
 
Yeah, perhaps you're right.  Currently, I was only looking to put what I already do to use (shopping from home).  Maybe in the future, I'll get out there among the living again and attempt to move forward with the idea.  Since moving to Kansas almost 2 years ago, I've pretty much been a recluse and really don't have the desire to go "out there" yet. Undecided   Although, I might get lucky if I did though.  Prior to moving here, I had no idea how big shopping and entertainment was in this area.  When my husband and I do go out during the day, it's suprising how many women I see "lunching" and shopping.  

I'm trying to drastically cut down on my sugar intake and today my husband goes out and buys me a big box of white chocolate macadamia nut cookies. Angry  Maybe he did it as payback for the way I treated him yesterday, but it really made me upset.  I'd been good for so long that I couldn't resist and ate about 8 cookies!Shocked  Absolutely disgusted with myself, I was going to just toss the rest but he convinced me not to stating that he would eat them.  That's an old trick that he uses knowing that if they're here I may get tempted to eat them.  So, I decided to put my unwashed hands in the box and touch every single cookie. Smiley  Thats my new trick! Wink  I told him what I did, and that if he wants to eat them (he's not a germophobe like me) thats fine by me, but now he knows that I'm serious about NOT eating them. Smiley
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Reply #246 - Apr 10th, 2007 at 2:44pm
 
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So, I decided to put my unwashed hands in the box and touch every single cookie.

How ornery of you!!  (i love it!)  Grin
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Reply #247 - Apr 10th, 2007 at 4:23pm
 
LOL!  He actually finished the rest of the cookies all by himself last night! Cool

I on the other hand got on my elliptical and did yoga.  Treating your body right feels so much better than sitting on the couch gorging on cookies!
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Reply #248 - Apr 11th, 2007 at 10:22am
 
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I on the other hand got on my elliptical and did yoga.  Treating your body right feels so much better than sitting on the couch gorging on cookies!


True!  Although, I admit I feel good WHILE I'm sitting on the couch eating cookies (or strawberry shortcake in my case last night).  It's only AFTERWARDS that I feel bad.   Wink
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Reply #249 - Apr 11th, 2007 at 3:00pm
 
LOL!!!  I actually had the same thought as I typed that. Cheesy  
It does feel good while you're eating junk food, it's the guilt that you feel afterwards that doesn't feel so good.  

And when you exercise it's so grueling, but when you're finished is when the good feelings kick in. Roll Eyes

I saw a health club commercial not too long ago, and their slogan was "No one ever says I wish I didn't work out today."  And that's so true!  I often think about that when I don't feel like working out.  That motivates me because I know I'll feel so much better after.
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Reply #250 - Apr 13th, 2007 at 7:44pm
 
I just did all of my shopping in preparation for my relaxer at the end of the month.  I love Sally!  I love how you can go in there, collect a cart full of items and pay less than 20 bucks!  I feel the same about drugstores too, they are my dream!Smiley  My Sally card expires at the end of the month so instead of renewing right away, I'd like to save my 5 bucks and go in again and really stock up.  I'd have to think of what I need, and make sure it all doesn't come out to too much.

I finally tried my Sunsilk conditioning creme sample.  I tried it to moisturize my dry hair but I didn't like it, it doesn't help with the stiffness from the cassia like my other stuff does.  

Today, I was informed that my dress (above) won't be processed because it was recalled by the manufacturer. Shocked  I wanted to ask if they could send me one anyway because I'd already bought shoes to match, but knew I'd be wasting my breath so I didn't even bother.  Now, I have to figure out what to wear with the shoes, it's going to be difficult to find something else to match with them so well.Cry


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Reply #251 - Apr 14th, 2007 at 10:40am
 
I wish I had Sally's up here in Canada.  It sounds like a really neat store!  I really like the shoes you bought, sorry about the dress but when you get the shoes maybe you can take them to a dressmaker and have a dress made to match?    I use to work with a lady in the states who would relax her hair and it looked lovely. Her hair was BSL and it never looked dry or brittle.  I loved when she did updo's!  She said her secert was never to braid her hair tightly or use heavy sheen products.  I have a guy friend who had really curly blonde hair, he remined me of Alexander the Great!  LOL!  His mother would relax his hair when his was a teen.   When I worked at Shopper I would advise a perm (relaxer) that was all natural, can't remember the name!  I had a lady who had such fraigle hair but still wanted a perm so I gave her that brand, Bolanitcals I think?  It worked very nicely.  Sorry I'm ramlbing!  Cheesy
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Reply #252 - Apr 14th, 2007 at 3:32pm
 
Hi Lisabelle, your post was fine, not rambling. Wink  I think the trick to healthy relaxed hair is making sure that you moisturize well to keep brittleness away, to not use heat on the hair and do up do's whenever possible.

I wonder why your friends mother relaxed his hair?  I did a hair show for a salon once, and they decided to relax the hair of a friend of mine who is white.  She didn't mind, but I thought it was such a horrible idea.  I know that there are some nonblacks with really tight curls who get them,  but I feel that unless your hair is too kinky to manage, that you should stay away from them.  The chemicals are so harsh that even though you can prevent most breakage, it is impossible not to have any at all, so you must be extra careful with relaxed hair.  

I've heard of Botanicals.  I never used it, but there is no relaxer that is completely natural.  They may have included a few natural ingredients, but they all contain chemicals that brake down the hair in order to straighten it.  Seeing that there is no way to completely avoid the chemicals if you relax, another trick is not to relax often.  Some people relax every 4 to 6 weeks.  Althought, no one should ever relax every 4 weeks because it's way too soon and they'll most likely overlap the chemicals and overprocess their hair.  Every six weeks is the absolute soonest to re relax if you want to do it often.  I relax no sooner than every 3 months although some people only relax once or twice a year.  The longer you can go the better. Smiley  

Too bad you all don't have a Sally.  Is there a store in Canada that's similar?  

I was on the Fredericks site where that dress is sold and for some reason it doesn't look like they recalled it in size 12.  I was thinking that maybe I could buy a 12 and then have it sized for me.  I'm not sure if I'll do it though because I don't even know if my seamstress can do it.  Most likely I'll just continue to look around for something else.  So, far I'm not having any luck but I didn't need it for anything special so I can take my time. Smiley
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Reply #253 - Apr 16th, 2007 at 10:44am
 
The reason he told me was that he hated curly hair.  Mind you his hair was so dry and ruff I could not get a comb through it.  His hair is still very dry, he shaved his head a while back then let it grow back.  I don't know if there anything like Sallys up here Cry  Canada is still very much like the boon docks. Huh
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Reply #254 - Apr 20th, 2007 at 4:53am
 
When my husband saw that yet another pair of shoes arrive in the mail for me the other day,  he told me that we'd better be going out somewhere and real soon.  Well, tonight he finally got his wish, we went out.  

Yesterday, I got an email from our local comedy club, they were giving away free tickets to this evenings performance.  I called to reserve our tickets but had to get completley dressed in 45 minutes which for me can be tough.  Although I went over my time taking a whole hour to get ready and had my husband calling the time out to me every 15 minutes (which I hate), we made it there on time and had a lot of fun.

The headliner was Chris Rock's brother Tony Rock, who in my opinion was funnier than Chris (who I'm a huge fan of).  I was laughing so hard that my stomach hurt and I had tears rolling down my face, so yeah, I guess that makes it a good night. Afterwards, we went dancing and out for tacos.  So now, I'm a bit dehydrated and hung over but it was worth it to see my husband happy, we really enjoyed ourselves.  

Hair:  Recouperating.  I didn't have time to steam curl so, I used a curling iron instead and of course, after a night out it smells like smoke.  Later, I'm going to deep condition in an attempt to make this all up to my hair. Tongue
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