Comments on: It’s Gonna Be a Bad Hair Year

By: kinziblogs

kinziblogs — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 09:29:20 +0000

Ola, are you for real or are you spam?

By: olazruimer

olazruimer — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 09:17:25 +0000

When I wanna say something, I need to say it strongly. Also this is my idea and if you don’t like what you hear, then my advice is to go on to another page. If you don’t like my idea it is bad for you, not for me. I am really convinced about what I thinkit is real. Part of myself is really scared and worries about money spent on things not necessaries but the other side couldn’t care less. Unluckily, my husband is not the same. Please, send positive vibrations, do a magic ritual what ever to bring the positive energy this way and keep things this way. I have the echo in my hears blattering about [url=http://www.
soundlabs.info/creed-ringtone-01-01.html]creed ringtone[/url] ringing in my head, and how says he’s going to hate to spend time like this. Unfortunately, it was also not false. Michelle and I were going through a short-lived period of getting along fine when he asked an inoffensive enough question. Fair enough.
Bye Bye

By: kinziblogs

kinziblogs — Thu, 18 Jan 2007 06:32:46 +0000

Lassie, HA I knew it was you!! Thanks for the profile…careful with the JD, you’ll as you get older that you need all the brain cells you can get! I’m still going to dig a bit, though! May God bless your great day!

MommaBean, thank you dear! Yes, actually my hubby quite likes the care I take of hair, proven by his lack of care about the increasing cost of maintenance. Good news, working on a new post…

By: Lassie

Lassie — Thu, 18 Jan 2007 06:24:54 +0000

for a quicker dig

By: MommaBean

MommaBean — Wed, 17 Jan 2007 15:38:04 +0000

Kinzi, lovely post. And your husband and dad need to gain some perspective on this topic. I mean, I typically get my hair cut once very two years, so the cut is VERY important to me. I go from 18″ to 6″, so there’s lots of room (literally) for someone to goof it up. M did a lovely job for me. I was even planning to go back during Eid when I heard the news :(. Alas, I’ll wait until you give me a solution. Oh, and tell M I’d be HAPPY to pay double if she’d simply reconsider. And, I have a Playskool beauty parlor chair and set if she needs a place, teehee.

By: kinziblogs

kinziblogs — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 14:43:23 +0000

Well, well…shared ancestry, lassie! I’m only 12.5%, but darn proud…got my tartan! My brother lives in Scotland. I guess I’ll have to read your blog more closely, and dig in your archives a bit!

By: Beti

Beti — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 14:33:11 +0000

Actually, I’m not half Jordanian… i’m half Scottish

By: kinziblogs

kinziblogs — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 13:38:54 +0000

Yes, Beti, at your service, ayya ishi! Yes, they look at you that way because all those barbers talk about in their saloons is sex, and they are horrified of you hearing that kind of talk! I’m not surprised you don’t color your hair…ah, the natural beauty of Jordanian/Slovenian mixed youth

By: Beti

Beti — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 13:22:45 +0000

Now I know who to ask about stuff like this next time I’m in Amman… I haven’t had a haircut forever. Just wanted to get the split ends cut off without paying an arm and a leg. I thought maybe I could get one of those barbers to do it for me, but everyone looked at me like I was from another planet… Oh well, I’ll get around to getting a haircut eventually. I’m not very demanding as I don’t dye it… Out of over 100 women I work with, I’m the only one with her natural hair colour!

By: kinziblogs

kinziblogs — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 12:18:51 +0000

Hi Eyad! What a blessing! Welcome! To be truthful, I had to go to the dictionary for one word…even more truthfully, I have to visit the dictionary daily while blogging. Some Jordanians have a better vocab than I do!

Thanks for visiting, welcome anytime, and when you are ready to blog again, let me know!