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Reply #330 - Oct 8th, 2007 at 6:31pm
 
yeah, angel! sounds like a great date.
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Reply #331 - Oct 8th, 2007 at 7:44pm
 
Juri: hehehe If you want to have vicarious dates, you'd better go after bigger fish than me! I so rarely have them. Thursday's was my first in about 2 years.  Shocked

Kiraela: Thanx, little sis. Btw, what's a..."d'awww?" lol I confess I'm a bit of a dinosaur when it comes to modern, erm, terminology...  Huh

Novusfemina: Kisses, roses, luck...all in abundance it seems. I'll count my blessings, believe me!

Trish: hehe Thanx, amiga. I'm pretty excited too, although not without apprehension.

RTG: All in all, it was.  Smiley

However: One thing that I neglected to mention was that during Thursday's date, I learned that K smokes.  Angry  Sad  Those of you that know me or have read my hair journal from last year are well aware of my stance against chemical dependencies of any sort. You may also remember that my last boyfriend smoked, drank and used drugs - all of which caused a multitude of problems within our relationship and ultimately led to its demise. So does anyone think that I would willingly place myself anywhere near that same situation again? Hardly.  Tongue
    K says that he is determined to quit and has asked me to believe in him.  Roll Eyes  Poor man must really think that I was born yesterday.

Some Other Disgusting Stuff: My feet seem to be in terrible shape lately. Again, I have been reminded that synthetic socks are a horrible idea, as part of Saturday morning was spent pulling a hamster-sized amount of dead skin from between my toes.  Tongue  Naturally, I made haste in replacing all of the aforementioned synthetic socks with new ones that actually permit my feet to breathe, and have begun a ritual of powdering my feet in the morning to dry them out. Might try using Neosporin on the cracked and jagged areas overnight. Just dreadful, though. So pedicures aren't happening for awhile.

Hair: The usual routine today. CWC, Silkening crème (I swear, I am going to be using that stuff forever because it never seems to run low!), air dry, braid. Same over the weekend, although on Saturday, I had to do a W-CWC.
    The ends of my hair are at least 4 years old now. Probably closer to 5. Which means that I still have hair attached from all the way back in 2002! That was even before my divorce, so I can only imagine the many stresses that my poor hair is still carrying with it...and the damage that resulted from it. With this in mind, it really is no wonder that the bottom half of my hair is quite damaged while the top half seems relatively healthy. As the years go by, I try to take better and better care of my hair, lessening the impact, reducing its exposure and using better products.
    The most beneficial thing that I have adopted this year, I would have to say, has been the CWC's. When I first started doing them, I immediately noticed that my hair felt much softer and smoother as a whole, as opposed to when I was washing the entire length every single day. The ends seem a little less dried out than they were before, but I know that it will take a lot of growing before I can truly realize the benefits of this new method. Damage and moisture loss from 2002 can never be restored. But I am going to keep taking the best care possible as my hair grows out. That's been the plan since I first started growing it again.

More Chaos: Once again, my father has been bitten by the remodeling bug. It seems that our office is moving into our sunroom while what is now the office is going to be a guest room. So dad's been doing what he does - painting, measuring and buying furniture like a madman.  Grin  What this means for me is replacing the enormous chest of drawers and nightstand in my bedchamber with a dresser and mirror in the same style. Probably an equal amount of drawers in a more compact piece of furniture.
    This means that I won't need to get a placemat to match the bedding in my chamber...just a nice runner for the new dresser.
    But for right now, everything is awry, furniture is out of place and dust and the smell of paint hover in the air. Should look nice once the holidays roll around, though.  Cool
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Re: The Rebirth Of Angel Spun
Reply #332 - Oct 8th, 2007 at 8:39pm
 
"Some Other Disgusting Stuff: My feet seem to be in terrible shape lately. Again, I have been reminded that synthetic socks are a horrible idea, as part of Saturday morning was spent pulling a hamster-sized amount of dead skin from between my toes.    Naturally, I made haste in replacing all of the aforementioned synthetic socks with new ones that actually permit my feet to breathe, and have begun a ritual of powdering my feet in the morning to dry them out. Might try using Neosporin on the cracked and jagged areas overnight. Just dreadful, though. So pedicures aren't happening for awhile."

Oh honey that sounds like athlete's foot to me. Sad  Tinactin is really good for that.  One thing that good is to go shoeless whenever possaible. Powdering your feet is great as well.  ((((hugs)))
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Reply #333 - Oct 9th, 2007 at 6:44am
 
I agree with Lisabelle.  I have little, squished together toes (you know how some people can spread their toes like they spread their fingers?  Not me!) so athlete's foot is something I battle constantly!  All of them (Tinactin, Lamisil, and oh shoot, what's the other one?) are pretty good.  Just remember to follow the directions.  Breathable socks are good.  Changing your socks during the day also helps.  Also rotate your shoes so you don't wear the same pair two days in a row.
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Reply #334 - Oct 9th, 2007 at 7:57am
 
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Juri: hehehe If you want to have vicarious dates, you'd better go after bigger fish than me! I so rarely have them. Thursday's was my first in about 2 years.  Shocked

Well, my first and so far last date was over 5 years ago, so you're doing a lot better than me! *simultaneous lol and sob*

Agreeing with the breathable socks. I haven't gotten athlete's foot, but I can feel a difference in how "happy" my feet feel when I wear cotton socks v. synthetic ones.

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Reply #335 - Oct 9th, 2007 at 11:22am
 
Poor toesies!  Yeah, what everyone said... cotton socks and even better, open toed shoes whenever possible.. there's a reason chinese people wear sandals in all sorts of weather
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Reply #336 - Oct 9th, 2007 at 12:52pm
 
a "d'awwww" is when you see something so cute that you basically go " awwwww" with a slight giggle... in real time it sounds vaguely like"*ch'aww'hawwww..." *possibly one of those things you'd have to hear... much like gaelic, it's bloody difficult to pronounce from text alone*

cotton socks rule... Then again, I dislike most artificial fibers... Cotton, wool, silk, linen ect. for me!
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Reply #337 - Oct 9th, 2007 at 5:45pm
 
Kiraela: Ohhh, ok. I get it. See? Old dogs can learn new tricks with proper training.  Wink  And I know what you mean about Gaelic - oy! More consonants per word than freaking German, and yet the language is so much easier than it looks.

Juri: *hugs* You poor thing. I wish I could offer you some tips, but I'm really not much better off than you are. It's all the luck of the draw, I guess.  Tongue  I met my last boyfriend at a Halloween party, and K first spotted me when I went into my sister's work.

As For The Feet: They seem to be doing a little bit better. It's not athlete's foot - just a troublesome skin irritation (like an allergy) that I've gotten a few times before. I've been attentive with it, but it might not disappear for a week or so.  Angry  Amen to the natural fibers. I'll never buy synthetic socks again, no matter how cushy and tempting they look.

And For The Hair: Clarifying day! Washed with Pantene Purity shampoo, then did a vinegar rinse, then another wash with Purity shampoo. Conditioned once with Pantene Ice Shine conditioner, then with Suave Daily Clarifying conditioner...just because I felt like it.
    Walked into my chamber to find the scruffy cat that lives with us curled up on my bed and sleeping on my microfiber hair towel!  Angry  Must remember to close my door all the way in the future.
    Hair is soft but lax and vulnerable, so I can't wait to get it into a braid.

And For The New...erm, Romance? K and I are getting together again tomorrow. After almost a week since our last/first date, we're dying to see each other again. Yeah, the guy smokes, but as Trisha said, it's not like I'm walking down the aisle or anything yet! In all other respects, I do like him, so right now I think I'll just relax and see where it leads.  Wink
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Reply #338 - Oct 9th, 2007 at 8:17pm
 
oy, very true for the consonants, And half the time you don't even say them anyway... it's like, ...'kay, why did they bother putting that there anyway?
I mean, in english there's a silent E...

in Gaelic there's bloody silent... everythings really. gh, mh, sh, ... etc... *twitch*

sorry, rant of a person first learning a language(free online lessons are yay!)

As for the budding romance, I hope everything goes well.

And Juri... I think I've been on two dates my entire life.. the first six months Paul and I were "together", we lived 800 or so miles from each other and had never seen each other in person...
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Reply #339 - Oct 10th, 2007 at 7:09am
 
Thanks for the sympathy, Angel Spun and Kiraela. Kiss  I have the usual story of either being too busy, or one person is interested while the other isn't, and once instance where I think we were both interested but were way too shy to say anything. I regret the last one because we got along nicely and I loved his nearly BSL-length hair. Oh well. Perhaps after I leave Japan I'll meet someone.
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Reply #340 - Oct 12th, 2007 at 7:34pm
 
Juri: Sad but true, girlfriend...none of those excuses will help you land a date. You will meet the right person eventually if you are open to the possibility. That said, I turned K down at least twice before I finally agreed to go out with him.  Grin  Things will work out if/when they're meant to.

Kiraela: lol That actually reminds me of an Eddie Izzard standup bit that I saw not too long ago about the differences in British and American English. Hilarious. I'll post a link when I find it again!
    And thanx for the well-wishes on the new romance. They seem to have worked.  Wink

Wednesday: Started off with the usual CWC/air dry/braid routine for work. After returning home, I took the braid out and did a COW in the shower to refresh my hair & scalp before another dinner date with K. I had decided to wear my hair down that night, so I needed it to be straight.
    It was a pretty casual night - K made me choose the place this time... hehehe poor boy.  Smiley  And we ended up going to a cool buffet in my neck of the woods (ie. the sticks) in a casino that he had never visited before. It was crowded and we had to wait in a long line, but still fun overall. K is terribly interesting to me and being around him seems quite natural. Conversation flows effortlessly...and we have so much in common that 8 years is hardly more than a number.
    It was a bit late for a walk by the time we'd left the casino, so we went to his house and I was finally able to meet his pets and see how he lived...immerse myself in his world, if you will. Doesn't seem like a bad place at all.  Wink

Thursday: The morning found my hair in an impossible rat's nest (I shan't say why) and rather than fighting or finger combing it, I simply jumped in the shower and washed it out. That worked splendidly!  Cheesy  I actually did a WCC...then air dried and braided as usual.
    I spent most of yesterday feeling pretty bummed out, partially because I'd found out that my great uncle had lost his battle with liver cancer that morning.  Sad  Man, I feel so bad for my grandfather - he lost his wife to liver cancer last year and now his brother.
    So needless to say, I didn't really feel like posting. My hair had the usual CWC et al, and I did a heavy EVOO treatment that night.

Today: Woke up and washed out the heavy EVOO treatment with Pantene Ice Shine shampoo (freaking love that stuff!), then used the last of my Fortifying treatment for an hour. Rinsed it out after that and followed with Ice Shine conditioner...I'll be picking up 2 more bottles of that after work since the one I have is practically empty. Also need another bottle of Suave light conditioner...not sure which kind I'll get.

Stuff And Oddments: Tomorrow, I'll be spending the day at Disneyland with a friend (or five) from the other forum that I belong to. One such friend had a birthday last Friday, but wasn't able to celebrate since he had to work. Tomorrow is his first day off in a long, exhausting while and he wanted to do something for his birthday.
    With no offense to my bud, I will be texting K whenever possible and sending him pix of the park since he hasn't seen it in about 16 years!  Shocked  When I can afford it, I'll take K up there - just the 2 of us - and give him the full experience since he has missed so much.
    As for tonight, I'm hitting the stores when I get out of work, then settling in at home for a long night of laundry and fresh, air-popped popcorn. With any luck, I won't be alone.  Smiley
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Reply #341 - Oct 12th, 2007 at 7:42pm
 
Sorry to hear about your great uncle! Sad  He's not suffering anymore though.  Peace with him and for you and your family.
On a less somber note though,sounds like the romance department is treating you rather well,over due and you deserve it!  Have a great time and enjoy,sista!!
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Sorry about your great-Uncle.   Sad
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Reply #343 - Oct 12th, 2007 at 10:52pm
 
Sorry to hear about your Great Uncle (((hugs)))

Sometimes the right guy just shows up and poof! and sometimes not.... Lips Sealed  Me I met my husband when I was 21 and dating collage guys Roll Eyes.  He was always around and finally got his chance.  So you never know who notices you and when they will make there move. Smiley
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Reply #344 - Oct 12th, 2007 at 11:07pm
 
Sorry to hear about your great uncle *hug*.....

It sounds like you had an *ahem* interesting night? HEHEE... I'm just glad you're with a guy who makes you happy ('bout freakin' time!) Cheesy

I have to agree, Ice Shine is .. is... yay. that's all I can say.  it is yay.


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