Senior Day at the Salon...and I'm Not Talking Graduates
I had a disappointing day yesterday. I went to see my BFF the hair dude for my scheduled appointment only to find...he had hit the road and left no forwarding address! The very nerve of this dude. So I had to reschedule the appointment for today...with a dudette...hmmm...
When I got to the salon I realized Wednesday must be senior day...cause there were only little old ladies there. One sweet lady was getting her hair dyed BLACK...and her eyebrows dyed BLACK, too. It was a little scary to watch. I'm not sure how they planned to get that dye off her face but I assume they had a plan. She kept using a comb to scratch her head and dye would get flung everywhere. I was thankful to be sitting across the room from her. Another little lady (and I'm talking tiny) was getting her hair...I think blonde. The dye was blue...does that make hair blonde? Before they put the dye on she spent some time commenting on how it "sure felt like she was brushing more than two weeks of spray out". I had to ask...she gets her hair "done" every two weeks and shellacs it to her head. She doesn't even comb it until she comes back. Wow! Who knew you could do that?
So I did get my hair done...no more blonde. Well, still sort of blonde. I have no real clue what she did, something about lowlights and highlights and base color...I just know it somehow cost twice as much as normal and I now have bangs and hair that is...well...many different shades. DQ said she would 'have to get used to it'. My son, bless him, said it makes me look younger and he loves it. That kid's gonna be ladies man yet. My opinion is still coming...I'm not quite sure what I think...it is definitely different...think skunk stripes...all over the head. At least now I look like I should have a tattoo...actually multiple tattoos...and a few additional piercings.
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I'm a wife, a mom, an educator and a normal (okay, relative term here) person who makes frequent mistakes. I have a lot to say, hence the blog. My kids were adopted as babies (one through an agency and one through the foster care system). I love to talk about adoption. My daughter has sensory issues as well as ADHD. I like to vent about parenting. I am occasionally rosy, usually blunt and sometimes I am simply downright rude. Don't read if it offends you. I may sometimes write about my school experiences so let me cover my bases. I don't live in your town, I don't work at your school, I am not talking about your child, you don't know me. If you think you've figured out who I am...ask me, I will lie and say you don't know me. email me at chocolatecoffeesleep@hotmail.com
Gender: Female
Location: United States
About Me
I'm a wife, a mom, an educator and a normal (okay, relative term here) person who makes frequent mistakes. I have a lot to say, hence the blog. My kids were adopted as babies (one through an agency and one through the foster care system). I love to talk about adoption. My daughter has sensory issues as well as ADHD. I like to vent about parenting. I am occasionally rosy, usually blunt and sometimes I am simply downright rude. Don't read if it offends you. I may sometimes write about my school experiences so let me cover my bases. I don't live in your town, I don't work at your school, I am not talking about your child, you don't know me. If you think you've figured out who I am...ask me, I will lie and say you don't know me. email me at chocolatecoffeesleep@hotmail.com
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That's bad form, leaving without letting you know. I hate it when that happens.
I'm still trying to find a new person months later after my last guy and I parted ways.
My hair shows it, too.
Take it from me, look around and check the person out before you let them anywhere near your hair! My hair is scary!
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