I’m almost ready to start quilting again.
There’s only a small pile of unread magazines left to read…left over
from my long hospitalization. I plead
sickness, or giraffness…before someone realizes that I am awake and in
here. Giraffness? This is stubborn and easily distracted.
Yesterday we Registered Grumpy at AAA along with getting Passport
photos. Then it was off to see Margaret
who put a rinse on my hair, medium blond which looks brown, and it washes out
slowly not leaving a white area where it has grown out. I was so appalled at the more than generous
amount of white hair and thousands of wrinkles when I looked in the mirror that
I thought I had to do something. I’ve
always been the friend who recommends letting the hair go back to natural. Now I feel a bit like hiding my head in shame.
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- Himself: Computer games all morning.
- Myself: Finished a “Sid Halley” book, made bed, ate breakfast, heading for lunch now.
- Reading: Francis.
- Photo: 2017, 1st place at the SD County Fair.
- Gratitude’s: That I am slowly morphing back to normal.
That is a gorgeous quilt. We have only just had hairdressers open again after lockdown. It takes forever to get an appointment. I'm thinking of letting mine grow just one more time.
ReplyDeleteSue's hair is getting natural.
ReplyDeleteAt this point Mage, do whatever makes you feel good!
ReplyDeleteGratitude: that Mage is more herself than she knows.
ReplyDeleteThat quilt certainly deserves first place. I can see that it is well hung, so the show officials knew what they were doing.
Love that quilt. You see something different each time you look at it. So happy that you are getting back to normal. My hair had all ready turned white but boy does it need a cut!!
ReplyDeleteSometimes giraffing is ok.
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