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I’m working on a new self help workbook for women traumatized by a bad hair cut. It will focus on helping them move through the grief process and include tips on how to handle the physical and emotional pain associated with it. Possible titles include: So Your Stylist is Douche? Moving Through the Emotional Pain...
Annnd my interview is up over at the Fabricated Goddess. Run, hurry go check it out. Annd were half way. Whew we’ve almost made it! Maybe Thanks again to Michelle for the interview and Neil for thinking this whole thing up!
Clicked over from NaBloPoMo — love to see another Louisiana person and seeing your beautiful photography!
She did a good job – dontcha think?
Today we wandered down to nowhereville, LA to meet up with the amazing Becky for our holiday family pictures. We arrived early so I could have a little fun with my best friend. I present a few results. You’re welcome.
These are some great pictures! I can hardly wait to see the finalists!
Neil of Citizen of the Month has started the Great Interview Experiment again. He originated this 2 years ago where I got to interviewed Gunfighter and Leigh Ann from Your Home Based Mom interviewed me. Whew! Ya got all that? This year I have the privilege of interviewing Emma Willer over at Where there’s a...
I can’t believe she’s met Colin Firth! I could DIE!! I too have loved him since 1996 – and not living in Britain or having cable or satellite TV, I had to be PRETTY resourceful to get my access!
Sigh.
She met Collin Firth.
You know someone who met Collin Firth and I know you! Oh, and you know me, and I know CiCi who went to school with Anthony Edwards and he did some project with Kevin Bacon and there you have it!
All road lead to Kevin Bacon (or Collin Firth, which I prefer.)
So when do we get the interview of you? I can only imagine the secrets that an interview with an unknown blogger would reveal that I, your husband of 10 years, wouldn’t know.
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Oh, I am totally going to do this too. Please don’t take out a restraining order. I am no more strange than most people you know. And perfectly harmless.
I don’t want to talk to you right now. I don’t want to talk to you because I don’t have anything nice to say, and I was taught to keep my mouth shut at times like these. I honestly believe that things will work themselves out, so why whine about something that we will put...
I think some time with the flame thrower will help you feel better, Sweet Thang.
Sorry your mom is nuts. At least you breaking the cycle? I know nothing helps at times like this …
You can come hide in my guest room, she can’t find you there. There’s even a tv.
So, I’m gonna assume that you’re not mad at me.
AMEN!!!
Be mad all you need to–I hope it helps. Also hope it helps knowing that you are a stronger person for what you’ve come through.
Yeah, you can’t really be mad at me either. Sorry she’s a looney. Love you.
“No Really, You Can’t Tell at All”
I haven’t had my hair cut since 2001. I have a phobia or something about salons and strangers touching my head. These titles aren’t encouraging, but maybe the book will be just what I need.
Haha Jeff! I have the worse haircut story… remind me to tell you sometime.
do I have need to be worried??
This is not a comment about any stylist in my life. I just noticed that soooo many women hair a hair horror story in their lives and thought a work book could help them work through the pain. And be funny.
Oh! My last cut was horrible. It could be titled, “A 4 year Old Could’ve Done Better With Garden Shears.” I even blogged about it.
http://cookienotes.blogspot.com/2009/09/when-haircuts-go-bad.html
just making sure I didn’t traumatize poor Em the other day… 🙂
“Good Stylists Gone Bad: The 10 Warning Signs To Look For”