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Dealing With My Hair in List Form

Places My Hair No Longer Gets Caught Yet I Still Act Like It Will, Which Is Almost As Annoying:

  • The seatbelt holder
  • The fan that has been standing in the middle of the office filing room since June
  • The waistband of my pants
  • The back of my coat
  • The car door
  • Steve's armpit

Places My Hair Still Gets Caught And Won't Likely Stop Unless I Shave It All Off:

  • My mouth while eating
  • The bath mat
  • From the bath mat to Steve's toes
  • Lacey's digestive tract
  • In dinner

Things My Hair Does Now That It Didn't Used To Do:

  • Bounce when I walk
  • Curl all over holy cow
  • Tickle the back of my neck when in a ponytail
  • Fall in my face more
  • Dries rather quickly

Reasons I Don't Want To Admit I Sortamaybekinda Like It Shorter Despite How Wonderfully Curly It Is Now:

  • I am stubborn

23 DEC
2007

4 Love Notes

At which point did it dawn on you you don't need to pour so much shampoo into your hand - before or after you'd done it? :)

There's no problem with the shampoo - I do still have the same amount of scalp (yes, shampoo is for your scalp) - the problem is with the conditioner. I have a lot less non-scalp hair for conditioner, and I can never remember until I have four times the amount of goop in my hand.

Oh don't get all technical on me, only you would know shampoo is a scalp thing and not a hair thing. Sheeesh!

I wish my hair was dry enough that shampoo really was just for my scalp... tee-hee! Every time I cut my hair I end up with this huge glop of shampoo all over my head... I love your hair cut. But I bet it's quite the adjustment!

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