St. Patrick and red hair
Mar. 17th, 2004 01:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Happy St. Patrick's Day! I'm about 1/8 Irish and can wear the green proudly. Also, happy birthday to my Bun. He is 8 today, so he's now well into the golden years of bunnyhood. I can't go see him tonight since I have practice, but I always feel bad when I can't visit him on his birthday. Like he knows what day it is. :) We make a big deal of him on Easter, anyway.
Hair Woes: I'm really caught in the endless cycle of haircolor that I never wanted to enter. I'm still getting the red highlights and I love them. The problem is that they fade away pretty quickly and turn blonde, leaving me with brassy, uneven hair until I go back. My salon visits cost $70 apiece (cut and color) so I try to limit them to every two and a half to three months. (I hate waiting that long between trims, but it's easier than going two separate times.) This is an expensive habit, but I don't want to dye it all back...that would look so boring to me now. And I can't do it myself. It's just getting a little stressful to pay that much for hair. I switched to all color-protecting shampoos and stuff, so maybe that will help it last longer. I don't know what to do.
Last night's show was really enjoyable. George is officially my favorite. I just love him. He keeps on wowing me with his great voice and his radiant personality. And he's from New Orleans- a place very familiar to me! :) My other favorite performances were Diana (can she bring it, or what?) and LaToya. I also voted for Jennifer, and John Stevens, because even though that performance wasn't so great, he's different and I want to see how he turns out. Also, I know it's not the Cool Thing to like Fantasia, but I do. Maybe she sounds like Macy Gray, but she's a lot of fun to watch!
Hair Woes: I'm really caught in the endless cycle of haircolor that I never wanted to enter. I'm still getting the red highlights and I love them. The problem is that they fade away pretty quickly and turn blonde, leaving me with brassy, uneven hair until I go back. My salon visits cost $70 apiece (cut and color) so I try to limit them to every two and a half to three months. (I hate waiting that long between trims, but it's easier than going two separate times.) This is an expensive habit, but I don't want to dye it all back...that would look so boring to me now. And I can't do it myself. It's just getting a little stressful to pay that much for hair. I switched to all color-protecting shampoos and stuff, so maybe that will help it last longer. I don't know what to do.
Last night's show was really enjoyable. George is officially my favorite. I just love him. He keeps on wowing me with his great voice and his radiant personality. And he's from New Orleans- a place very familiar to me! :) My other favorite performances were Diana (can she bring it, or what?) and LaToya. I also voted for Jennifer, and John Stevens, because even though that performance wasn't so great, he's different and I want to see how he turns out. Also, I know it's not the Cool Thing to like Fantasia, but I do. Maybe she sounds like Macy Gray, but she's a lot of fun to watch!
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Date: 2004-03-17 12:02 pm (UTC)You may not be able to do the trim and highlights, but you can tint the highlights yourself. Get some temporary haircolor at the drug store, or even a semi-permenant (oxy-moron) color. I used to use Clariol nice and easy. I used an auburn color on my blond hair that was meant for brown hair and it gave me this really wacked out red hair. That's what I was going for so don't get scared by that. Anyhow, you don't even have to do your whole head, just put it on your highlights, and get a friend to help you. No sweat. :)
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Date: 2004-03-17 12:11 pm (UTC)Brenda, I like John Stevens, too. He isn't really doing all that well with his performances, and I want to just say, "Hey--start giving us a reason to vote for you!" He seems cute and sweet, but he is quite young and maybe needs some years to mature and enjoy his childhood.
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Date: 2004-03-17 12:39 pm (UTC)This really made me laugh for some reason. :)
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Date: 2004-03-17 01:20 pm (UTC)You can really tell who has performance experience and who doesn't. I was surprised at how obvious that was.
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Date: 2004-03-17 01:18 pm (UTC)Sorry if I'm talking/commenting too much lately.
Oh, and I'm also sorry that I have suddenly developed a great affinity for the / ... I'm not quite sure where that came from, but it's a nifty/useful little key, isn't it?
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Date: 2004-03-17 12:22 pm (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 2004-03-17 12:39 pm (UTC)Only a little over a month till you visit!
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Date: 2004-03-17 12:42 pm (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 2004-03-17 02:03 pm (UTC)Does that make any sense?
But I do understand what you mean!
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Date: 2004-03-17 01:10 pm (UTC)Man... $70 a visit *is* a lot. I don't like paying $8 every 2 months to redye my hair on top of my usual haircut costs. I think I'm chronically cheap.
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Date: 2004-03-17 01:14 pm (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 2004-03-17 09:13 pm (UTC)The cute boy is also growing on me, though he doesn't really have a voice to speak of.