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Trisha's Tresses 2007 (Read 142508 times)
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Reply #15 - Jan 30th, 2007 at 2:29pm
 
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I kept thinking of Angel because the whole ensemble had a decidedly Victorian look to it.  Smiley

hehehe Oh, Trish.  Wink
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Reply #16 - Jan 31st, 2007 at 1:06pm
 

Wednesday 31 January 2007

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     I couldn't wait for my scheduled wash day of tomorrow, so I did it this morning.  For some reason, my hair looked simply dreadful when I woke up, and I couldn't bear the thought of enduring one more day with it looking the way it did.  And since I washed a day early, I also measured a day early (with dear hubby's assistance).  28 inches!  It's been a good decade, I know, since my hair has been this long.   Smiley  Lovin' it!! 

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     When I drove to work this morning the temperature was 8 degrees.  EIGHT...that's, like, dangerously low.  Shouldn't there be a law against people having to leave their homes when it's this cold?!  For cripes' sake.  How I wish I could be a stay-at-home-wife. 
     Wore a skirt again today; this one is long, almost ankle length.  Underneath I'm staying warm with my leggings, knee high socks, and boots. 
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Reply #17 - Jan 31st, 2007 at 3:53pm
 
Trisha wrote on Jan 31st, 2007 at 1:06pm:
    When I drove to work this morning the temperature was 8 degrees.  EIGHT...that's, like, dangerously low.  Shouldn't there be a law against people having to leave their homes when it's this cold?!  For cripes' sake.  How I wish I could be a stay-at-home-wife.  
    Wore a skirt again today; this one is long, almost ankle length.  Underneath I'm staying warm with my leggings, knee high socks, and boots.  


LOL! It's a bit chilly up here in MN too!  This weekend we probably will not get above 0.  You appreciate dressing in layers in this weather.  I hope to get out to the Ice Maze  and the Ice Sculptures for Winter Carnival this weekend.  I certainly won't have to worry about the ice melting!
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Reply #18 - Feb 1st, 2007 at 12:25pm
 
 
Thursday 1 February 2007

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LOL! It's a bit chilly up here in MN too!  This weekend we probably will not get above 0. 

Holy cow, BB, your 0 beats my 8!   Grin  We were much warmer here, with a morning temperature of 23.  Heat wave time!  I'm already anxious for Springtime to make an appearance. 

     Not much going on today.  I could in good conscience take off from work at noon today...but I won't. 
     I broke my skirts-only streak and wore pants today...only to wish I had worn a skirt.  *shrug*  I'm so fickle.   Tongue

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Reply #19 - Feb 2nd, 2007 at 9:16am
 

Friday 2 February 2007

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    Second no-wash day.  Hair pulled back in a low ponytail again with a Scuunci band and a pink silk scrunchie.  Tomorrow I'll wash and do a vinegar rinse.

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    It's still cold here today, with temperatures hanging around the low twenties, and the little smattering of snow we received the other night is keeping the grass covered.  
    I'm wearing a nice dress today (aahh!); long sleeved, denim-cotton, full skirted.  It's one of my favourites but, since it's so warm, I can only wear it on very cold days.  I'm nice and cozy in my leggings, knee socks and tall boots.   Smiley  I feel so feminine and I move differently when wearing skirts. I thoroughly enjoy wearing dresses and skirts, and I intend to wear them more often this year--possibly even exclusively to pants.  
    And so, to that end, I just ordered two new skirts!   Smiley  Yesterday, I found some nice ones on clearance at the Blair site.  Since today is payday, I asked hubby last night if it would be all right to buy them.  I had done my homework--had a total price worked up for him, including shipping, and he said, "For two skirts?  That's a good price.  Sure!"  So when I got to work this morning I called in the order.  I'd include the link, but it's too long.  If y'all are interested, just go to www.blair.com and search for "challis skirt".  It's the print challis skirt;  I ordered one in multi paisley and the other in navy floral.  They should arrive in 7-10 business days.  I'm so excited!  
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Reply #20 - Feb 2nd, 2007 at 6:39pm
 
Those are beautiful skirts Trisha!  I know how you feel, I love wearing dresses they're so simple to wear and they do make you feel very feminine just as long hair does. Wink
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Reply #21 - Feb 5th, 2007 at 11:57am
 

Monday 5 February 2007

Thanks La Diosa, I liked the look of them--and the price!   Grin  I hope they look good in person.  But, hey, for $10 a piece, nothing else I can wear them around the house.  

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Since the cold weather and dry artificial heat was causing some static in my hair, I have switched to using a dollop of Tre Semme conditioner as a leave-in rather than my usual jojoba oil.  Once Spring arrives I'll return to the jojoba oil.  

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Mental note to self:  When the temperature drops below 32 degrees you must NOT wear skirts or dresses, no matter how badly you may want to!!!    Angry  Wait for Spring, girl!

It would be different if I could park right outside the building where I work and dash inside.  But I have a 7 minute walk from the parking lot and when the temps  are dangerously low, a lot can freeze off!!   Roll Eyes  

I burned a spot on the underneath of my right arm on Saturday morning.   Sad  I was chucking more wood into the ol' heating stove and I guess I got in a hurry.  As I was pulling my arm back out of the opening, I accidentally touched my arm to the red hot edge and SINGE went my flesh.  Yeesh...  I've been putting triple anti-bacterial ointment on the wound and keeping it covered with gauze.  I felt like an idiot because I've been around that wood stove for 45 years, literally my whole life, and had never hurt myself on it before.  Hubby said I was just overdue for it.   Smiley  He's always so helpful with those insights!   Grin

Over the weekend, hubby and I were in Wal Mart doing some shopping.  Suddenly, he nudged me, bringing my attention to a woman several yards away who had long, long hair.  She was blond, natural I think, and her tresses were about knee length.  --And she was wearing it down...it was so beautiful!   Smiley  I simply stared at her as we passed by the aisle where she had paused to look at something.  Then, later, when we got home, I thought to myself, "Dang it--why didn't you talk to her?!"  My first "real" long hair sighting, and I was too amazed to approach her!   Grin
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Reply #22 - Feb 7th, 2007 at 12:40pm
 

Wednesday 7 February 2007

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Second no-wash day; hair is up in a low ponytail.  Using conditioner as a leave-in seems to be working well for my winter hair.

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The burn on my arm is pretty icky looking.  The whole burn area is about 2" in diameter and will take some time to heal completely.  I'm putting anti bacterial ointment on it 2-3 times a day and keeping it loosely covered with gauze.  It doesn't hurt or anything--I can smooth on the ointment without causing any pain.  But I'm keeping an eye out for infection.  You never know. 

Temperatures in the area are hovering around the 30 degree mark (and that's the high, not the low temp).  Of course February is usually our worst winter month, and this year is no exception.  Can't wait for March.   Tongue 

My weight is currently at 152 1/2, which makes 27 1/2 pounds I've lost.   Cool  Hubby and I are still doing a modified low carb lifestyle.  He's lost a total of 86 pounds so far.  I have recently added fruit back into my diet, but only certain types. 
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Reply #23 - Feb 7th, 2007 at 1:44pm
 
I've been using conditioner as a leave in instead of oil for about two weeks now, it does work really well.

27 1/2 pounds!!!!  Congratulations, you and hubby are on a roll!!!! Cheesy

I wish you could send some of that will power my way.  I've been so lazy lately but I really need to exercise and develop some muscle tone to firm up, as my thirties aren't proving to be so kind.
My husband just installed cable in our exercise room only this morning, to work as a movitvator to get us in shape.  But by "us" I'm not sure if he really means "us" or just me. Undecided
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Reply #24 - Feb 8th, 2007 at 10:21am
 

Thursday 8 February 2007

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Wash day.  Hair is down (as it always is on wash day).  Tresses still loving the leave-in conditioner step. 

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I've been using conditioner as a leave in instead of oil for about two weeks now, it does work really well.

27 1/2 pounds!!!!  Congratulations, you and hubby are on a roll!!!!   

I wish you could send some of that will power my way.  I've been so lazy lately but I really need to exercise and develop some muscle tone to firm up, as my thirties aren't proving to be so kind.
My husband just installed cable in our exercise room only this morning, to work as a movitvator to get us in shape.  But by "us" I'm not sure if he really means "us" or just me.


La Diosa, don't feel bad.  I need to exercise, too, not only to aid in my weight loss but simply to get into better shape.  At 45, I just don't think the better shape is going to happen on its own!   Grin  So when the weather warms up (I'm thinking March) I want to will start a walking plan. 

The burn on my arm is looking better today.  Up until now, I had been dabbing on ointment and keeping it loosely covered with gauze.  But last night I slept with it uncovered, and today I'm attempting to go "naked", if you will, all day.  I'm periodically putting lotion on the area and being careful not to bump it on anything. 
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Reply #25 - Feb 8th, 2007 at 11:55am
 
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At 45, I just don't think the better shape is going to happen on its own!  Grin    So when the weather warms up (I'm thinking March) I want to will start a walking plan.

At 45? It doesn't happen on its own at 25! lol What a coincidence...I am also planning to resume my power walking schedule in March.  Smiley
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Reply #26 - Feb 9th, 2007 at 1:29pm
 

Friday 9 February 2007

Angel, I guess having a better shape (i.e. being fit and healthy) NEVER happens without some effort from us, eh?  LOL

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No-wash day, hair in a low ponytail.  Spotted an older lady (probably in her 70's or 80's) in Wally World yesterday afternoon who had long hair.  She had it looped and bunned and done up nicely, and I thought to myself, "...someday that'll be me."   Smiley 

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So glad it's Friday.  I wish I could sit around doing nothing all weekend, but that ain't gonna happen.  I need to vacuum, do laundry, clean the bathroom, keep the wood stove fired up, cook the meals...ugh, I'm getting tired just thinking about it all.  Just do one thing at a time, girl, and the rest will wait patiently for you.   Grin
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Reply #27 - Feb 12th, 2007 at 1:20pm
 

Monday 12 February 2007

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Didn't wash yesterday so I could wash today.  For some reason I always feel better starting out the week with clean hair.  --And I got a hair compliment this morning from a woman in another office.  Today, since my hair is freshly "laundered", I'm wearing it down around my face.  Usually I tuck my hair behind my ears to keep it out of my face.  But today I'm feeling rather saucy and the hair around the face reflects that mood.   Cool  Anyway, the woman went on and on about how long my hair has grown, and how pretty/shiny/healthy it looks.   Roll Eyes 

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As if the hair compliment wasn't enough, not more than 5 minutes later I received a weight compliment from a totally different coworker!!  Woman #2 sees me and says, "Have you lost a lot of weight recently?  --You're looking very skinny!"   Smiley  Woo hoo, I'm having a great day!  LOL

Amazingly enough, I accomplished all of the weekend chores on my to do list.  I took my own advice, did one job at a time and, more importantly, rested in between chores.  I've found that pacing myself is the key to getting things done. 

Our accountant finished our 2006 taxes last week and we'll be getting a nice amount of refunds from both federal and state.  Nothing huge and, of course, a lot of the money is already earmarked for various items.  Some of it will pay for the house insurance due in May.  Some of it will buy more propane (and maybe more firewood).  Some of it will buy a new television (have y'all priced new televisions lately?  Oy vey!!)  But I'm sort of hoping to use a little of it to buy some new clothes.  *fingers crossed* 

My daughter did the sweetest thing...last night she came home with two heart shaped boxes of sugar free candy for hubby and I to share for Valentine's Day.  Everybody say "awwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!"   Smiley  She is a doll and I love her beyond words. 
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Reply #28 - Feb 12th, 2007 at 5:05pm
 
Wow, a hair and a weight compliment in one day!!  Way to go! Cheesy 

This past weekend all I wanted to do was clean, I enjoyed it so much.  I couldn't sit down, I just kept looking around in search of things that needed cleaning.  I'm not sure what it was, it must relax me or something.  Too bad I couldn't come give you a hand. Smiley
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Reply #29 - Feb 12th, 2007 at 7:04pm
 
Wow, Trish. Great hair and a hot bod...somedays I guess it's worth it to roll out of bed, eh?  Wink
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