Not that this is nearly as fascinating about the current events, but I had to conclude the whole hair thing. I was very pleased with my Ouidad experience and I recommend it to any one with curly hair with a Ouidad salon near them. I chickened out cutting my hair short, so I cut it… Continue reading Hair Today-Gone Tomorrow Part II
Category: Pansyiana
Motherhood-Not for Wimps!
I have been trying to get on and blog, but it has nearly been impossible. My family has been gripped by the flu. But this flu lasts for-ever! The baby has not slept now for four nights in a row and does not seem much better. I wanted to bring him into the doctor’s yesterday,… Continue reading Motherhood-Not for Wimps!
Hair Today-Gone Tomorrow
Well I have an appointment on Saturday morning to get my hair cut. My hair is currently very long-down to my thighs. I am tired of it. I let it grow this long because it is very thick and curly and has not held a style in the past, so I figured I would go… Continue reading Hair Today-Gone Tomorrow
More Rosey-Poseyisms
“If you give a Matthew a muffin, then he’ll ask for a glass of milk. Then he’ll ask for a straw…and um, just make your life horrible until he leaves.”
Update:The Good News and The Bad News
The Good:Polo is doing just fine and is back at work. He was tired for like a couple of days, but after that was back to normal. We bought a new mini-van. Gorbulas’ Godmother’s husband is a car salesman and gave us a good deal on a 2002 Venture with 30,000 miles on it. Deo… Continue reading Update:The Good News and The Bad News
The accident
My husband was driving to work at around 5 am Tuesday morning when he started to lose control. The road was covered with ice that started to melt into a layer of slush covering the ice. The road turns rather hilly and winding where he started to lose control. He was going about 30 mph… Continue reading The accident
Winter Walk
I am supposed to go for a 30 minute walk each day if possible. So on Sunday afternoon hubby and I escaped with the baby and the camera and took a walk down the driveway. Baby Fredegar
I Hang My Head Down In Shame
My ghetto three year old calls his sister “Shorty.” I know because I heard my daughter in the other room saying “Stop calling me Shawdee!”