enough is enough. there is only so long one can go about one's life with heavy, loafy hair. there's a limit and i reached it. the truth is i was desperate and the desperation was pushing me towards drastic action. i tried out the idea all afternoon. "i'm going to cut my own hair." i'd say, plopping down on a nearby chair, gauging reactions, including my own. i talked with sarah about doing a skype snippity session, but in the end i did some world wide web research and watched some videos by curly girl snippers. i decided to try it out. i took it curl by curl like lorraine says, cut it where it lives! the result? not bad, not bad. i'll know better after i warsh it.
i also decided to give it a coconut milk, coconut oil hair mask with a dash of lemon. i hope my hair likes it. i hope i don't wake up tomorrow with a greasy mullet. or green hair like anne shirley. or bald. i don't have a good head for bald. maybe you do. bully for you.
i helped mom and dad move in on saturday evening. their street is pitch black but i felt my way towards the big truck and the house. jordan was there with jane and maria (jaria? marane?) and a bunch of people from his ward. they were bustling about with furnitures and boxes. i made my way past them to the kitchen. and that's where i spent my time, unpacking mom's kitchen. their new place seems nice. i'd describe it as a sprawling basement suite. man ma and pops have a lot of kitchen stuff. it wouldn't be a real mom and dad move if someone didn't rib mom about having an extra freezer or fridge...
i'm just not feeling it right now. can't seem to write.
last night i watched a flamingo documentary. i liked it. birds are beautiful and freaky at the same time sometimes.
blah ;a;dl there it is.
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Brave of you to cut your own hair. did your hair like the coconut milk thing? You know what is also good? apple cider vinegar! your hair loves ut.