It started like this: I was looking at yesterday's blog post (Jim and Pam!!) and I noticed that almost all of the women in my list of warm fuzzy TV couples have red hair. I decided that was interesting and blog worthy, especially considering that I had red hair last year (It was the only time I had other-than-brown hair that required maintenance and upkeep and looked decent. Other than that, it was brief love affairs with green in high school and bleached/orange in college. Both with minimal success.) and I had recently seen a picture of that red hair which made me consider--for half of a split second--doing it again. Perfect for a Tuesday blog when not much is going on (thankfully) in my life, I thought to myself, and I can link to a previous post from last year with pictures of the locks in question. Brilliant! (That's Irish for awesome.)
That's when I discovered "the problem." Apparently, when I switched over to my own website (before I switched over to blogspot), I lost my pictures, or something equally as fishy. I don't know how I didn't notice it before, but I'm going to fix it. Something must be done. My vast and demanding audience deserves a pictorial history to go along with my past blog entries. I know how much time you all spend reading through back posts, searching desperately for some clue into the blinding ultra-coolness of Me. It's OK, everyone does it. It can't be helped. Well rest assured, I'll find the problem ad figure it out. And when I do, the world will once again have access to pictures of my red hair! Muhahahahahaha!
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Showing posts with label hair. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Friday, June 17, 2005
Early evening on the National Mall
It's humid in DC. Just look at that frizz:
Granted, it was a blustery day yesterday. Perfect weather for checking out the National Sculpture Garden. Yep. Some of our national art is damn strange.
And some of it so awesome, I would hypothetically cross the "Do not cross" line in order to get a better picture. Hypothetically.
Washington DC is more than a city of National thises, National thats, and National the others. It's also a global city of internationalness. Hence the International Spy Museum. It's fun to learn about how the whole world lies to one another in order to learns each other's secrets. And the gift shop was extraordinary. Plus, the sign is super snazzy (you know how I feel about marquees).
I know, I know. "What about the conference? You know, your job?" The conference is going well; it's good to see the international community coming together to promote Small Business. Plus, I get to practice my Swedish. There's a huge focus here on Women's Entrepreneurship, which is exciting especially as some of the Middle Eastern countries are starting to give their female citizens a few more of the freedoms afforded to their male counterparts--financial freedoms, physical freedoms--the elements necessary in enterprise creation. I've always felt that if the women in some of these more volatile societies had more freedom and social responsibilities, there would be less fighting, less religious fundamentalism, less classism and racism, and more education--the US included.
How's that for a tangent?
Granted, it was a blustery day yesterday. Perfect weather for checking out the National Sculpture Garden. Yep. Some of our national art is damn strange.
And some of it so awesome, I would hypothetically cross the "Do not cross" line in order to get a better picture. Hypothetically.
Washington DC is more than a city of National thises, National thats, and National the others. It's also a global city of internationalness. Hence the International Spy Museum. It's fun to learn about how the whole world lies to one another in order to learns each other's secrets. And the gift shop was extraordinary. Plus, the sign is super snazzy (you know how I feel about marquees).
I know, I know. "What about the conference? You know, your job?" The conference is going well; it's good to see the international community coming together to promote Small Business. Plus, I get to practice my Swedish. There's a huge focus here on Women's Entrepreneurship, which is exciting especially as some of the Middle Eastern countries are starting to give their female citizens a few more of the freedoms afforded to their male counterparts--financial freedoms, physical freedoms--the elements necessary in enterprise creation. I've always felt that if the women in some of these more volatile societies had more freedom and social responsibilities, there would be less fighting, less religious fundamentalism, less classism and racism, and more education--the US included.
How's that for a tangent?
Monday, April 04, 2005
I've got a flaming heart
Check me, like, totally out!
Things that are making me especially happy today:
1. mermaids (the mythical sea creatures, not the movie)
2. my new hair color
3. eggplant
4. anything grass green in color, especially when combined with anything turquoise or aqua
5. mail-order shopping
6. apple juice
Congratulations to Patty! The new sofa is named Cecil B. Da Couch. Patty's prize will be delivered via Luce (the "L" is silent) Delivery Corporation. You may submit your song request and dedication informaiton via the comment form, or via Luce (the "U" is silent, too) Delivery Corporation. Great job, Patty!
Things that are making me especially happy today:
1. mermaids (the mythical sea creatures, not the movie)
2. my new hair color
3. eggplant
4. anything grass green in color, especially when combined with anything turquoise or aqua
5. mail-order shopping
6. apple juice
Congratulations to Patty! The new sofa is named Cecil B. Da Couch. Patty's prize will be delivered via Luce (the "L" is silent) Delivery Corporation. You may submit your song request and dedication informaiton via the comment form, or via Luce (the "U" is silent, too) Delivery Corporation. Great job, Patty!
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