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Diary of a Dark Angel (Read 291539 times)
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Re: Diary of a Dark Angel
Reply #345 - Aug 5th, 2008 at 6:56pm
 
Tainai: Me too, babe. God bless WA.

Hair: Just the usual CWC routine. Started a new bottle of S&C today...and waiting for my Sunsilk Anti-Flat conditioner to run out because I kind of want to switch back to Suave Vanilla Floral. I'm already feeling rather autumnal.  Roll Eyes
   The usual leave-in crème + braid for today. Nothing spectacular.

Music: Band practice tonight. The boys are dreading Boscoe's return for fear that he may fire us all.
   I'm not worried about it.

Other: My laptop is finicky, but mostly operational. It may have a bug that my anti-virus & anti-spyware programs can't flush out.  Undecided


And oh, you look so tired
But tonight you presume too much
Too much, too much
And if it's the last thing I ever do
I'm gonna get you

Crash into my arms
I want you
You don't agree
But you don't refuse
I know you

    -Morrissey, Jack The Ripper
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Re: Diary of a Dark Angel
Reply #346 - Aug 6th, 2008 at 1:06pm
 
Hair: Another CWC today + leave-in crème and EVOO. The ends are getting pretty dry again, as they're prone to do 2 months after a trim. I have a feeling that my hair only wants to go that long between trims, but I'm stretching it to every 3 months. What a curse that my hair should grow so slowly but demand to be trimmed so often!  Undecided

Health: 118.2 this morning. Ugh! I knew I shouldn't have had that hamburger at Lizard's last night.  Roll Eyes  In all fairness, it's probably a combination of things, but I am SO tired of being heavy!! Yes, 118 is heavy for me and it puts unnecessary pressure on my feet.
    Patience, Angel...

Music: Practice was bizarre last night. We did some songs decently and some dreadfully. Grateful Ed had...let's just say an "adverse reaction" to something he'd eaten beforehand and had to take a few emergency breaks. So like any family, we teased him about it.  Grin
   There was almost an "incestuous" scene between Lizard & I for one of the songs - an idea which prompted a spell of hysterical laughter from Grateful Ed, but ended up not happening (thank God).
    Collectively, we discussed the visual aspects of the rock opera and how we were going to pull everything together in just 4 weeks. And also what would happen upon Boscoe's return on Thursday. Our drummer may be moved to percussion and I may get an acting role.  Smiley  Busy, busy...

Faaashion, Dahling: Yeeeeeeeeeee!! OPI has launched their fall/winter collection: Couture Couleur, La Collection de FranceSmiley  So, I'm totally checking that out at the mall after work.
    The trends that I've noticed this year are much the same as every autumn: ruffles, lace, tweed, suede, satin, that ungodly houndstooth pattern (another part of the '80's that should have just stayed there) and spectator-style shoes. The "in" colors are black, brown, white (or ivory), purple and turquoise. The latter seems to be the popular new color this year, which coincided with the ever-growing 1980's retro fascination.
    It's kind of hilarious seeing fashions inspired by a decade that I remember growing up in, but also rather sad that I'm old enough to see these fashions returning because they now have the novelty of being "retro."  Grin  Now I know how my mother felt when the '60's/'70's thing came back. And I find myself saying exactly what she said: "It wasn't that cool the first time around!"  Grin
    Don't get me wrong, I'm a total '80's child and more power to any woman who wants to rock the slouchy batwing tops and gold sequins...just please draw the line shy of frosted jeans and enormous plastic jewelry, mmmkay?  Wink

Other: It's good to be single.  Cool  That's my thought for the day.


A dreaded sunny day
So I meet you at the cemetry gates
Keats and Yeats are on your side
While Wilde is on mine

      -The Smiths, Cemetry Gates
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Re: Diary of a Dark Angel
Reply #347 - Aug 6th, 2008 at 2:14pm
 
*tosses Angel a Granny Smith* We get the NY State ones out this way.

118? I haven't been 118 since... January 2006. I've been stuck at the same weight since then, of course I just recovered from a very brief weight gain due to lack of exercise enthusiasm, nothing like dropping a 3lbs in two days  Wink. But man I'd be happy if I got stuck at 118. *sighs*

I've been noticing the fashion stuff too, got a new mag so... gah I hate most of it... I hate ruffles  Angry I'm not into much of the frills, femininity or lacy stuff, I just like comfortable and simple. I guess I'll just do like I always do, a nice fuzzy warm sweater, skinny jeans tucked into tall boots. I love boots  Smiley Simple, comfortable, and still fashionable. Works for me.

I missed most of the eighties and can't recall any of it what I was around for, something tells me I wasn't missing much though  Grin

Glad you're happy single, I've been alone for so long that I've accepted it and it doesn't annoy me so much, tolerant I suppose.  Undecided
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Re: Diary of a Dark Angel
Reply #348 - Aug 6th, 2008 at 3:29pm
 
I love the new opi colors! I know how you feel about things coming back into fasion, make me feel old now that it has hit my generation! Grin
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Re: Diary of a Dark Angel
Reply #349 - Aug 7th, 2008 at 2:39pm
 
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Now I know how my mother felt when the '60's/'70's thing came back.


Your mother and me both!   Wink
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Re: Diary of a Dark Angel
Reply #350 - Aug 7th, 2008 at 6:12pm
 
Tanai: *hands you a caramel-dipped Granny Smith slice* Here's to the northern states.  Wink

And I'm a boot chick too. Who knew?
But I'm kind of an extremist when it comes to fashion. All or nothin'. Ridiculously ornate or plain Jane.

Quote:
I missed most of the eighties and can't recall any of it what I was around for, something tells me I wasn't missing much though  Grin

Au contraire. The music was the best part.

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I've been alone for so long that I've accepted it and it doesn't annoy me so much, tolerant I suppose.  Undecided

Same here. But I'm content either way.

L&L3: The new OPI collection is fab.  Cool  I have seen them in person and I have to say that the color I'm most impressed with is Parlez-vous OPI? It's a color that I can only describe as Burton-esque.  Wink
    And I'm older than you, sister. How do you think I feel?  Grin

Trisha: No worries. I didn't get into the hippie throwback thing. But on a positive note, at least the neo-hippies take showers, eh?  Tongue

Hair: This morning, I finger combed when I woke up as I usually do. Then, I ran my morning comb through my hair, put on some classical music and laid down across my bed for a scalp massage. After about half an hour, my hair was a rat's nest and I combed it out (carefully), then jumped into the shower for a WTC.
    The treatment stayed in my hair for exactly an hour. I rolled coins with an old Greta Garbo movie playing in the background as Pantene worked its usual magic. The cat who lives with us layed all over my coins and kept trying to crawl into my lap as I worked.  Grin
    Today's only leave-in was Pantene Restoratives Detangling Leave-In Crème. I thought about oil or shine spray, but...nah.

Hair harvesting was weak in July but this first week of August has already made up for it. What I need to do is find a safe place to keep the harvested hair until I'm ready to put it all together in a decorative lock. But I can't think of a place anywhere in my chamber that would be safe.  Undecided

Health: Scale read 117 point something this morning. I'm really beginning to doubt the 9 volt battery that's in there. In fact, I tried to replace it this morning, but we don't have any 9 volts.

Didn't walk last night like I was supposed to. After reading 118 on the scale yesterday, you might say that I lost the motivation.  Sad

Music: Tonight's rehersal is just guitars and vocals. No wine (not that that affects me - haha!), no BBQ, but dad & I are bringing fruit & veggie trays.  Smiley
    Shooting for the video segments of the rock opera start Monday and I've volunteered to play the part of a bridesmaid. If that gets ok-ed, I'll have to borrow clothes & makeup from my mother & sister since everything I own is goth.  Grin

Other Stuff: My sister set up the DVR to record Grand Hotel for me tonight while I'm at practice. Sooo great. I'll probably watch it Friday night if my father has a gig.

Well, it's after 3:00...where the heck is my break person?!


The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light: they that dwell in the land of the shadow of death, upon them hath the light shined. -Isaiah 9:2
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Re: Diary of a Dark Angel
Reply #351 - Aug 7th, 2008 at 8:12pm
 
I feel older than I actually am at times. I was always more mature than most girls growing up. People guessed me, and still do, to be older than I really am.
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Re: Diary of a Dark Angel
Reply #352 - Aug 8th, 2008 at 9:28am
 
*mmm* it's been awhile since I've had caramel apples *must make some this year*

True there was some good 80's music I probably should've said fashion wise I missed nothing.

Yep, first resentment now contentment, I like that it's evolved to that.

Aside note to LL&3 Oh me too, I was typically more mature then most, my cousin, who's four years older then me, couldn't believe I could give such good advice being younger.  I suppose mine comes from being home schooled grades 2-5 all I had to relate to was my family *shrugs* Welcome to our seemingly expanding "Granny" club  Cheesy *passes you an apple*
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Reply #353 - Aug 8th, 2008 at 1:30pm
 
LOL thanks, now I am craving a carmel apple!
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Re: Diary of a Dark Angel
Reply #354 - Aug 10th, 2008 at 6:04pm
 
AAAANNNNGGGEEELLL!!!  Where are you?  You usually post every day.  Are ya ok?
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Re: Diary of a Dark Angel
Reply #355 - Aug 11th, 2008 at 2:04pm
 
Hello, you little charmers.  Wink

Everything's fine, generally speaking. I've just been frightfully busy of late. I do appreciate the concern, though, Curlgirl.  Smiley

On Friday, my sister and I took the cat to the vet to have him checked for ear mites. He ended up getting a rabies vaccine and tested for feline lukemia. Everything checked out fine.
    Saturday morning, I gave him a bath (probably his first ever) and put flea medication on the back of his neck. Needless to say, he hasn't been very happy lately.

The rest of Saturday was a total waste and I won't even bother writing about it.  Tongue  I will say, however, that I believe it must be an unwritten law of nature for certain days of our lives to suck completely.

Yesterday I spent shopping for shower curtains for my bathroom with my parents and pouring over my lines for the film segment of the rock opera, which was being shot the next day. Both endeavors consumed my entire day.

Today, I have my lines memorized (at least for the most part), but any actor knows that this means absolutely nothing when the time comes to deliver them. Between memory lapses, nerves and whatever else, I'll be surprised if this all doesn't end in disaster. hehe Maybe we'll have a bloopers reel...

The funny thing about this role is that it finds me playing a mundane, so I've had to raid my mother's and sister's closets in order to find something that wasn't gothic.  Grin  I also plan to borrow one of my sister's shimmery brown eyeshadows and maybe a little pink blush wherever I can find it.  Shocked  Don't worry - Angel hasn't lost her wits completely. I'll be removing all of it and morphing back into my tragic self when I return home.  Wink

So far, work has been really busy. I wish the phone had more sympathy for a nervous, frazzled actress who only has a few hours to practice her inflections.  Roll Eyes  No rest for the wicked...buahahahahaaa!

Anyway, hair's been surviving through all of this with the usual treatment. Mostly CWC's, leave-in's, braids, etc.
    Since I had the morning shift today, I wasn't able to go through my clarifying routine. Instead, I just did a very typical CWC + detangling leave-in crème and now my hair is up in a pencil bun because I was a doof and forgot to bring a scrunchie. My hair must stay bunned today because I want to have a curly/wavy ponytail for filming tonight.

Nails are coated with OPI's Yoga To Get This Blue and the tips are chipping badly already.  Angry  I already touched them up once yesterday!
    Another thing that's bugging me is my complexion. Of course my skin had to rebel the day before I'm to be immortalized on film.  Tongue  Tonight's makeup job will no doubt deserve an Oscar if I can manage to make myself resemble an actual human being.

Anyway, I'd best get back to work. It's just the start of a verrrrry busy day, y'know.
Ta!
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Reply #356 - Aug 11th, 2008 at 4:18pm
 
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Reply #357 - Aug 12th, 2008 at 6:10pm
 
L&L3: Thanx.  Smiley

Euro Trash: As I was loading things into the car and leaving for the video shoot, my good ol' buddy R cruised by to show off the old Porsche that his parents had just gotten him. It's in worse shape than my old Mercedes  Grin  but I climbed in and he took me for a short little spin around the neighbourhood.
    He remarked that we should ride around together sporting black leather and mesh, blasting godawful techno and faking German accents.  Grin

That's A Wrap: After R dropped me home, I said goodbye to my sister and left to join the gang for filming. After driving by the place 3 or 4 times, I finally found it...and the minute I walked through the door, Lizard informed me that I would be playing a totally different role than the one I'd rehearsed for.  Shocked  Huh  I didn't even bother rehearsing my new lines. ...
    Instead, I just put on a different costume, marched onto the green screen and read aloud from the cue cards. It was really no big deal at all.
    A few other band members had acting roles as well - namely my father, the keyboard player and the drummer. But there was also a girl there whom I ended up talking to just by chance and it turned out that she would be auditioning as a backup singer with us at practice the following night. She's a 21-year-old classically trained opera singer (oh boy  Roll Eyes)...real cute and she seems nice enough.

So anyway, once my father's and my scenes were done, I went home where my mother and sister and buddy R were watching the Olympics. After changing back into my own clothes (ahhhhh!), I hung out with them for awhile.
    Sometime after R left, I realized how exhausted I was and, in the midst of a texting convo with another friend, T, I crashed.  Tongue

Hair: So I ended up not needing the wavy ponytail after all. My hair stayed in a scrunchie bun for filming and I took it down afterwards.
    Last night before bed, I oiled my hair and put it in a sleep cap for overnight. Then this morning, I mixed up a DWV rinse and went through my usual clarifying routine. I also used my leave-in crème on the length and my hair doesn't seem to like that.

Since this is my last month using Breakage Defense S&C, I figured I'd make a list of the products that I'm currently using.

For daily washing & conditioning:

Leave-In's:

Treatments:

For clarifying:

Embarrassing Moment Of The Day: I had just shoved a whole saltine in my mouth when the cute, young design prodigy from the Fire division came over to ask for postage. It's rather difficult to have a conversation while chomping on a saltine.  Undecided

Music: Band practice tonight...and the new girl that I met last night will be joining us. If things work out, Picus Maximus will have a new sister.  Smiley

Other Stuff: Scale read 115 this morning. Woohoo and WTF?!
    Well, it's almost time for my break and I did bring a hairtie today. After that, I have a few stacks of papers to shred. So it's back to work for yours truly. Peace!
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Reply #358 - Aug 13th, 2008 at 10:57am
 
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Just curious, why are you going to stop using Breakage Defense?   Huh
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Reply #359 - Aug 13th, 2008 at 2:43pm
 
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I had just shoved a whole saltine in my mouth when the cute, young design prodigy from the Fire division came over to ask for postage. It's rather difficult to have a conversation while chomping on a saltine.


[sarcasm]Don't you just love the incredibly good timing you have?  Cheesy[/sarcasm] I've never had a saltine issue, but yes I'm notorious the stuff like that.  I think my moment was with peanut brittle, got stuck to the roof of my mouth.  Undecided And yes it was around a cutie too. My timing is usually "impeccable" at times like that. ...
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