Faking it for the Whole Wide World
What do you do when your hair, which--once upon a time--looked like this...
...suddenly morphs into a swamp-thing version of its past life (like this:)?
I'll tell you what I do. First, I realise that the reason my hair looks so awful is because in my Junior year of high school (Grade 11, Canadians!), I decided to turn my mousy, undescriptive hair into a luscious blond, and have never looked back.
Second, I come to terms with the fact that I am now married and someone in the world (read: Poor Kyle) actually notices where my (read: his) money goes.
Thirdly, I realise that perhaps the reason I was so poor as a single gal was because I spent so much money on the upkeep of my hair.
Fourthly, I scratch the "thirdly," because I realise that for the past five years, I have only spent money to have my hair done twice. All the other times, my dear friends Raygon or Lindsey have done it. For free.
Fifthly, I curl up in a writhing ball at the thought of where all my money actually did go all those years. Carne Asada burritos and QT Taquitos, that's where...
And sixthly, I invest in a whole lot of these...
[And, okay...I didn't actually buy them recently. I collected them when I was single and friv-o-less. But it's handy to have them now that I'm too cheap to get my hair done again...]
...And cross my fingers that the rest of the world won't realise how I'm trying to pull the wool over their eyes.
p.s. See my window treatments in the background? I made them all by myself:
I'll tell you what I do. First, I realise that the reason my hair looks so awful is because in my Junior year of high school (Grade 11, Canadians!), I decided to turn my mousy, undescriptive hair into a luscious blond, and have never looked back.
Second, I come to terms with the fact that I am now married and someone in the world (read: Poor Kyle) actually notices where my (read: his) money goes.
Thirdly, I realise that perhaps the reason I was so poor as a single gal was because I spent so much money on the upkeep of my hair.
Fourthly, I scratch the "thirdly," because I realise that for the past five years, I have only spent money to have my hair done twice. All the other times, my dear friends Raygon or Lindsey have done it. For free.
Fifthly, I curl up in a writhing ball at the thought of where all my money actually did go all those years. Carne Asada burritos and QT Taquitos, that's where...
And sixthly, I invest in a whole lot of these...
[And, okay...I didn't actually buy them recently. I collected them when I was single and friv-o-less. But it's handy to have them now that I'm too cheap to get my hair done again...]
...And cross my fingers that the rest of the world won't realise how I'm trying to pull the wool over their eyes.
p.s. See my window treatments in the background? I made them all by myself:
Labels: Married Life, photos, what I'm about
11 Comments:
red window treat good
k's taking that last pic in a mirrow?
i do the upturned right side question mark on face too. are you a lefty?
love wool.
please kanoodle me a sweater.
very beautiful window treatments
Mmm, I can relate. If only a buzz cut was flattering for my face shape. ;)
If you're looking for a new 'do, this is a fun tool.
(Linked here from Moosh)
Millie,
Oooohhh!!! I LOVE the window treatments, and I'm TOTALLY impressed that you did them all by yourself! And I LOVE the sconce. It looks so fancy and Worthingtonish. I think you should take pictures of your whole house and post them so I can see all your beautiful updates!!
Nadell
P.S. Check your e-mail for a surprise...
haha- i feel for you, i really do. i'm wondering what your hair would look like its natural color. you wouldn't have to worry about roots anymore- always a pain
GOOD NEWS!!!!! You're coming down again in a couple weeks and I shall do your hair then! You will be problem free (as far as hair is concerned) for another 6 weeks.
come see me anytime for another hair fixing free of charge...you would just have to spend like $600 on gas, thats all.
I'm sure PK would willingly pay any amount of money to have your movie star hair back again.
Haha...this post made me laugh. My hair has gone down hill since marriage. In fact, my general appearance has gone down...why get dressed when I am home for the day? Anyway, I ended up going back to my natural hair color so I wouldn't have to do the maintenance on the blond. I just couldn't get down to Mesa often enough...
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Just don't do what my sister Karyn did. She had a cute little hair-cut before she got married. Then she got married and needed to save money so she went to "Snip-n'-Clip" to get it updated. NEVER go to a place called "Snip-n'-Clip." She cried and cried. Even all of us sisters, making a special trip to Ulta to by product could not save it. She had to great her husband that night with a bag on her head.
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