Randomness
Mar. 23rd, 2007 11:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
teslaToday is a day full of errands and associated random thoughts:
My gynecologist:
I suppose it's a little odd to be fond of your gynecologist, but mine is a really, realy good guy. I'm very pleased to be his patient.
More than you ever wanted to know about my hair:
My hair all curls in one direction. I really hadn't thought about this until I got it trimmed today: after combing and cutting and combing and cutting it and generally putting it through a lot of stuff it's not accustomed to, my stylist tried to get the curls back into their usual order by taking a chunk and twisting it around her finger. This always works great on my hair - if you twist it the right direction. (For the record, it's an anti-clockwise downward spiral, which is to say "stick your finger in and make anti-clockwise circles.") Turns out if you do it the other direction it just gets weird.
And now I finally understand why, when I sleep on my hair, even though I turn every which direction through the night, I always find the left side nice and bouncy and the right side flat when I wake up.
Possible volunteering gig:
This afternoon I'm going to the State Society for the Blind to take their oral reading test; I want to become one of the voices of "books on tape." Wish me luck!
It is an absolutely gorgeous day out there - I'm off to go back out into it. Hope everyone's day is going as well as mine!
My gynecologist:
I suppose it's a little odd to be fond of your gynecologist, but mine is a really, realy good guy. I'm very pleased to be his patient.
More than you ever wanted to know about my hair:
My hair all curls in one direction. I really hadn't thought about this until I got it trimmed today: after combing and cutting and combing and cutting it and generally putting it through a lot of stuff it's not accustomed to, my stylist tried to get the curls back into their usual order by taking a chunk and twisting it around her finger. This always works great on my hair - if you twist it the right direction. (For the record, it's an anti-clockwise downward spiral, which is to say "stick your finger in and make anti-clockwise circles.") Turns out if you do it the other direction it just gets weird.
And now I finally understand why, when I sleep on my hair, even though I turn every which direction through the night, I always find the left side nice and bouncy and the right side flat when I wake up.
Possible volunteering gig:
This afternoon I'm going to the State Society for the Blind to take their oral reading test; I want to become one of the voices of "books on tape." Wish me luck!
It is an absolutely gorgeous day out there - I'm off to go back out into it. Hope everyone's day is going as well as mine!
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Date: 2007-03-25 08:44 pm (UTC)As far as you hair... Well, what ever the direction of the curl, it is just amazing and should be well cared for, as it is, and worshiped just a tad!
The reading thing sounds just like you... A very giving commitment that is right up your alley.
As usual I am in awe....