LongLocks HairSticks Boutique

  Welcome, Guest. Please Login
 
  HomeHelpSearchLogin  
 

LongLocks Boutique
Home
Hair Jewelry Catalog
How to Use Hair Sticks
Susan's Closet
LongLocks Collectors Club
Index of Hair Care Articles
Testimonials
Free Newsletter


L'Etoile Perdue by William Bouguereau







Pages: 1 ... 4 5 6 7 8 ... 21
Send Topic Print
Trisha's Tresses 2007 (Read 142960 times)
Godyssey
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2375
Georgia
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #75 - Mar 28th, 2007 at 3:37pm
 
Congrats on your find!  Back to the 1600's, wow, that sounds exciting!
Back to top
 

Healthy Hair Is My Priority...
 
IP Logged
 
Trisha
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2318
Missouri
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #76 - Mar 30th, 2007 at 12:00pm
 

Friday 30 March 2007

Hair
No-wash day; sides held back with barettes and length down.

Other
My daughter has a job!   Smiley  As of yesterday she is now gainfully employed at the 7-doctor OB GYN clinic in Menphis (one of these days I'll learn the name of the clinic).  Yay-rah for her!   Smiley  So she'll be gone within 2 weeks, as soon as she finds an apartment (which her boyfriend is helping her do).  After training, she'll most likely be the front receptionist for the office, answering calls and such.  As most mothers would be, I am joyful for her yet a little sad for me.   Huh  This is a tremendous opportunity for her; new town, new job, new friends, new life.  What causes me a little sadness is the fact of not getting to see her sweet face each and every day.  Ah well, Memphis is only 3 1/2 hours away.  All the more reason for a road trip!   Wink

So the stepson has moved out.  The daughter is moving out.  All that's left is the brother-in-law, and he's only around about 50% of the time.   Cool  Life is good. 

Still researching family history, back to working on the line of my great-grandfather (the Niedlings).  I'd like to make another trip to the county archive center tomorrow, but don't know if time will permit. 
Back to top
 
pjsander  
IP Logged
 
Angel Spun
Ex Member


Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #77 - Mar 30th, 2007 at 4:51pm
 
Congrats to your daughter, Trish.

Looks as though you'll finally have some peace, quiet and privacy restored to your space. Now you can watch the drama unfold from a distance, safely removed from it.  Grin
Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
Trisha
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2318
Missouri
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #78 - Apr 9th, 2007 at 11:04am
 

Monday 9 April 2007

Hair
Not much new in the land of Trisha's tresses.  Still using TreSemme shampoo and conditioner.  Still using the conditioner on my ends as an after-wash leave-in.  I have jojoba oil at the ready, though, should the conditioner prove too heavy for summertime.  I haven't measured in a while and have no intention to do so until May or June.

Other
My daughter is now a Memphis-onian, or whatever the term is.   Smiley  She moved most of her things this past weekend, and began her new job this morning (Monday).  This is not the first time she's been out on her own; in fact, this is #3.  Yet, I find myself peeking in her now vacant bedroom, shuffling away and sighing heavily.   Undecided  Believe me, it's not that I'm sad...I'm estatic that she's embarked on an exciting new adventure.  --And I'm happy to have the extra space in the bathroom closet.   Grin  I suppose it's simply a normal motherly response.   Cool  I had a feeling that 2007 would bring about great change for everyone and I was not wrong. 
Back to top
 
pjsander  
IP Logged
 
bikerbraid
Shooting Star
*******
Offline


Life is short, Break the
rules

Posts: 6569
Bike Paths of the Midwest
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #79 - Apr 9th, 2007 at 11:36am
 
I think it is always tough when someone moves out that has been living with you for a LONG time; especially kids.  Motherly instincts do not shut off overnight.  Wink  Good luck to your daughter in this new phase of her life - I hope it becomes a wonderful adventure for her.
Back to top
 

bikerbraid
Global Salon Moderator
LongLocks HairSticks Boutique
http://www.longlocks.com
Life is short, Break the rules, Forgive quickly, Kiss slowly, Love truly, Laugh uncontrollably, And never regret anything that made you smile.&&Life may not
WWW Bikerbraid  
IP Logged
 
Trisha
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2318
Missouri
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #80 - Apr 10th, 2007 at 2:59pm
 

Thanks BB   Smiley

Tuesday 10 April 2007

Hair
No-wash day.  Lately I've been thinking about thinning hair.  After chemo in 2003 I was lucky to have a full head of hair grow back.  But there is a small patch of thinner hair at the front of my hairline, a little to the right side of my head.  Plus I've heard that some women's hair thins as they go through menopause.  Now the small patch is not visible because of the way I wear my hair.  But what I've been thinking about is this:  if my hair grew terribly thin--I mean to where my scalp showed through--would I keep my long hair, or would I cut it off?  I hope I don't have to make that decision any time soon.  Or ever.   Tongue

Other
My daughter's first day at her new job went very well.  She said the clinic has a 10-line telephone system.  At her old job they had only 3 lines!   Grin  Luckily she's not the only person answering calls. 

This cold weather snap we've been in for over a week now has delayed the hummingbirds from returning to our area.   Sad  If memory serves, by this time last year I had already been feeding the little dah-lings for a few weeks.  Oh well...they know when it's time. 
Back to top
 
pjsander  
IP Logged
 
Godyssey
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2375
Georgia
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #81 - Apr 10th, 2007 at 4:17pm
 
It's good to hear that your daughters new job is going well! Cheesy

Hopefully, you won't have to worry about your hair thinning any further but if it does I wouldn't give up hope.  There are products out there like womens Rogain, that can be used for thinning hair.  You'll be fine. Wink
Back to top
 

Healthy Hair Is My Priority...
 
IP Logged
 
Trisha
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2318
Missouri
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #82 - Apr 11th, 2007 at 1:03pm
 

Wednesday 11 April 2007

Hair
Quote:
Posted by: La Diosa Posted on: Yesterday at 1:17pm
It's good to hear that your daughters new job is going well! 

Hopefully, you won't have to worry about your hair thinning any further but if it does I wouldn't give up hope.  There are products out there like womens Rogain, that can be used for thinning hair.  You'll be fine.

Thanks *hugs* and, yeah, I know I'll be fine.  It's just one of those errant thoughts that plow through my mind every now and then.   Grin  I think if I  started going bald I would just pull a Sinead O'Conner and be done with it.  I've been bald once, by golly, and I could do it again!   Cool

Other
Hubby had a second follow-up visit with his doctor/surgeon this morning, and everything looks great.  I think he's actually a little ahead of schedule as far as healing is concerned.  Hubby also broached the subject of next dealing with the bad discs in his neck area (i.e. another surgery), as in getting it done THIS year while the deductibles are already paid, and the doctor agreed.  So an MRI will be scheduled soon, and we'll see what happens.  Neither one of us is looking forward to another surgery, either as a participant or a caretaker, but we agree that NOW is the time to do it. 

Our telephone lines are down at the university today.   Sad   Smiley  Something about a water main break, blah, blah, blah.  This is one instance where having a cell phone would certainly come in handy (no, I don't have one).  We've had cell phones in the past but decided about 3 years ago that we could survive without that luxury.  But lately...I don't know.  I keep going back and forth about it...do I NEED one, or do I only WANT one?  But as I said, today I could very much use one. 
Back to top
 
pjsander  
IP Logged
 
Angel Spun
Ex Member


Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #83 - Apr 11th, 2007 at 5:05pm
 
hehehe Trish. I don't have a cell phone right now and it's killing me! No one can get ahold of me in an emergency, and that's not cool at all. Plus, I'm in sort of a long-distance relationship now, so my guy and I rely on cell phones to help us stay in touch. Not having one really sux!  Sad

Hope the lines get back up and running soon. And good luck with your husband's MRI. I know that back and neck surgeries can be scary as heck.
Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
Trisha
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2318
Missouri
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #84 - Apr 12th, 2007 at 11:58am
 

Thursday 12 April 2007

Hair
No-wash day; hair in a high ponytail.  Probably won't wash again until the weekend.  Also I need to do a vinegar rinse. 

Other
Most of us who were affected by yesterday's telephone outtage STILL don't have service.  At least our department's main line is active so, if need be, we can be reached.  Personally, I don't expect service to be 100% restored until tomorrow. 

Spoke with my daughter last night.  She's still happy with the job, though she remarked that the 10-line phone system is "kicking my butt".   Grin  She may come home this weekend for some maintenance on her car, but as of last night she wasn't certain.  I know she's been gone for only one week, but Mamma's ready for a visit!   Roll Eyes  Of course, I didn't tell her that--no pressure.   Wink
Back to top
 
pjsander  
IP Logged
 
Godyssey
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2375
Georgia
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #85 - Apr 12th, 2007 at 1:05pm
 
Aww... I think it's cute that you miss her already.  I'm sure that once she totally gets into the swing of things that the 10 line system will get easier.

Good luck with the phone situation! Smiley
Back to top
 

Healthy Hair Is My Priority...
 
IP Logged
 
Angel Spun
Ex Member


Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #86 - Apr 12th, 2007 at 1:33pm
 
hehe Trish. I can sympathize with your daughter in feeling overwhelmed by the 10-line. I operate an 8-line at my current job and had absolutely no front office/switchboard experience prior to it. Needless to say, it was pretty daunting when I first started. 2 years later it can still be pretty crazy at times, but you do get used to it. I have practically everyone's extensions memorized.  Grin
Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
Trisha
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2318
Missouri
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #87 - Apr 16th, 2007 at 3:45pm
 

Monday 16 April 2007

Hair
Clean hair today, parted down the middle.  Vinegar rinsed over the weekend--hair is always NIIIIIIIIIIIIICE afterwards.   Smiley

Other
I have on western boots today.  This will be the absolute last time I wear them.  After today they're going to Good Will.  Don't get me wrong:  I love western boots.  I love the way they look on me and I love the way they look on others.  But this particular pair have NEVER fitted properly.  I've owned them for...oh, about 6 years now.  And I've probably worn them a total of 12 times over that period.  Simply put, they're just darned uncomfortable.  It's ridiculous for me to hang onto something that hurts (shoes, in this instance).  So out they go.  In fact, that's my new short term goal, to rid my closet of ill-fitting shoes.   Angry

Daughter did indeed come home over the weekend.  She spent Friday night with us (said it was the first good night's sleep she's had since moving!   Grin  ) and, after spending some time with friends, headed back to Memphis Saturday night.  As always, it was reviving to see her smiling face.   Smiley  
Back to top
« Last Edit: Apr 19th, 2007 at 11:38am by Trisha »  
pjsander  
IP Logged
 
Trisha
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2318
Missouri
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #88 - Apr 19th, 2007 at 12:00pm
 

Thursday 19 April 2007

Hair
    Today shouldn't have been a wash-day for me, but I did it anyhow.  Sometimes I can go 4 days or longer without washing and my hair looks fine (to me).  But this was one of those times when I simply could not bear the look of greasy hair.  *shrug*  I obey the commands of my hair; what can I say?!   Grin  
    I'm having an urge to get my hair trimmed.   Huh  Not sure where that's coming from.  I mean, I don't have any splits ends or damage of any kind.  Originally, I wanted to make waist length before trimming.  Scissors (or razors or anything else) haven't touched my hair in 2 years.  But all of a sudden, it's heavy on my mind.  So I don't know.... Now the good thing is that I would not have to set foot in a salon.  No offense to anyone, anywhere, but I HATE styling salons.  Even when I had short hair, I HATED going.  Anyway, since my hair is straight, my hubby can trim it straight across like he used to years ago.  I wouldn't need to lose much; just like, maybe 1/4 - 1/2 inch...maybe at the most a whole inch.  Still that would put me back either right at, or just a little above BSL.  Basically I'd be starting over again from where I was in October of last year.   Undecided   I think if the urge is still present over the weekend I'll go ahead and do it.  

Other
    A co-worker and I have started walking at noon.  He and I are good buddies and very comfortable with each other (otherwise I wouldn't be walking with him!).   Smiley  It's nice to get outside and breathe in the fresh air.  I'm sure it helps my attitude, also, to get the heck out of my office for a while!   Grin
Back to top
 
pjsander  
IP Logged
 
Godyssey
Stardust
******
Offline



Posts: 2375
Georgia
Gender: female
Re: Trisha's Tresses 2007
Reply #89 - Apr 20th, 2007 at 5:05am
 
If you don't have any damage or splits why give in to the urge?  Hopefully, it'll just dissapear on it's own.

I know what you mean.  When I used to work, me and a few girls used to walk at lunch time as well.  It really does feel good to get out there and it breaks up the day a bit. Smiley
Back to top
 

Healthy Hair Is My Priority...
 
IP Logged
 
Pages: 1 ... 4 5 6 7 8 ... 21
Send Topic Print