saucipinkbabydoll
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this may come off as a odd comment but you look so much younger with your hair like that.It totally changes your whole appearance. I really love this look on you it really is becoming.
I Don't Want To Go To Mum's House FOTD
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Colorqueen
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:big grin:
That is not odd at all. A lot of people tell me that- I appreciate it.
I have had many years with different hair to experiement with - you guys have not even seen 1/2 of my collection- probably not even 1/4 of them.
I have a couple of other wigs that people all say make me look younger, I will try to do a couple of FOTD with them eventually when I get a chance.
I appreciate ALL of you guys taking the time to write anything at all- it is really helpful- I take everything to heart and try to learn from it all- that is what keeps us young- a learning attitude.
| Originally Posted by saucipinkbabydoll this may come off as a odd comment but you look so much younger with your hair like that.It totally changes your whole appearance. I really love this look on you it really is becoming. |
:big grin:
That is not odd at all. A lot of people tell me that- I appreciate it.
I have had many years with different hair to experiement with - you guys have not even seen 1/2 of my collection- probably not even 1/4 of them.
I have a couple of other wigs that people all say make me look younger, I will try to do a couple of FOTD with them eventually when I get a chance.
I appreciate ALL of you guys taking the time to write anything at all- it is really helpful- I take everything to heart and try to learn from it all- that is what keeps us young- a learning attitude.
dmolinet
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You look fantastic!!!! My parents would often mention my look of the week--it didn't feel good,
Now, I'm 46, they live 1500 miles away(my choice)----when they see me, they keep their opinions to themselves. Sometimes, they even compliment me.
Live for you----------------your parents had the chance to live for themselves.
And, it does come full circle---I can't say how many times I've had to bite my tongue at my 24 yo son's looks.
Self-expression is a wonderful thing!!
Here in west MIchigan it is much harder to go to the grocery store with him than when we are home in New Orleans.
Think how dull the world would be if we all looked like young republicans.
Now, I'm 46, they live 1500 miles away(my choice)----when they see me, they keep their opinions to themselves. Sometimes, they even compliment me.
Live for you----------------your parents had the chance to live for themselves.
And, it does come full circle---I can't say how many times I've had to bite my tongue at my 24 yo son's looks.
Self-expression is a wonderful thing!!
Here in west MIchigan it is much harder to go to the grocery store with him than when we are home in New Orleans.
Think how dull the world would be if we all looked like young republicans.
brandiisamonkey
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I dont think the liner looks bad at all... I love the wig too I know what you mean about your parents giving you hell about your appearance, my mom used to think I did drugs because I had a thing for bright glittery makeup and even brighter hair
anyway I just wanted to comment that your skin looks awesome too btw... like brighter and smoother I guess I dont know what it is exactly but it looks awesome! (you always look awesome but it just looks REALLY good lately)
anyway I just wanted to comment that your skin looks awesome too btw... like brighter and smoother I guess I dont know what it is exactly but it looks awesome! (you always look awesome but it just looks REALLY good lately)
Colorqueen
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*chuckle*
I guess you are right. I have to bite my tongue when my son does not shave for a week and has this out of control gotee which needs trimming badly......
I can only imagine what it is like shopping in WMich vs New Orleans- I was born in Manistee, so I know how different that area is......VERY different.
Thanks for your kind words. I really appreciate you taking the time to write them.
| Originally Posted by dmolinet You look fantastic!!!! My parents would often mention my look of the week--it didn't feel good, Now, I'm 46, they live 1500 miles away(my choice)----when they see me, they keep their opinions to themselves. Sometimes, they even compliment me. Live for you----------------your parents had the chance to live for themselves. And, it does come full circle---I can't say how many times I've had to bite my tongue at my 24 yo son's looks. Self-expression is a wonderful thing!! Here in west MIchigan it is much harder to go to the grocery store with him than when we are home in New Orleans. Think how dull the world would be if we all looked like young republicans. |
*chuckle*
I guess you are right. I have to bite my tongue when my son does not shave for a week and has this out of control gotee which needs trimming badly......
I can only imagine what it is like shopping in WMich vs New Orleans- I was born in Manistee, so I know how different that area is......VERY different.
Thanks for your kind words. I really appreciate you taking the time to write them.
noellethediva
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THAT is a wig??? I loove the colors. Where can I get it?
pugmommy7
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luckily my mother has given up.
of the dreadlocks I had until last January,that she referred to as "dreadfuls"
and facial peircings...."don't you have enough to worry about?" whatever that means
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i am 32 and my appearance has always been an issue,especialy with my father-who is now deceased.
MY MOMMY LOVES ME AND THAT I KNOW SO WHATEVER.
BUT HEARING MEAN SPIRITED COMMENTS HURTS,I KNOW COLOURQUEEN. I AM GLAD IT HASN'T KEPT YOU FROM BEING YOURSELF.oops
sorry for yelling.
I am so open with my kids. my daughter is already interested in choosing her own clothes and writing all over herself with TATTOOS! (dh and I are heavily covered
at first it was really hard for me to let her, then i realized what a hypocrite i was being. she is obsessed with spiderman and wants to wear her shirts everyday. so i have stopped buying cute girly dresses for her,and i am ok with that. this is where her individuality begins after all.
anyway,i think you look fab and i didn't mean to hijack the thread. that hair is my fave to date of yours!!
keep it up, i love seeing your stuff!
of the dreadlocks I had until last January,that she referred to as "dreadfuls"
and facial peircings...."don't you have enough to worry about?" whatever that means
i am 32 and my appearance has always been an issue,especialy with my father-who is now deceased.
MY MOMMY LOVES ME AND THAT I KNOW SO WHATEVER.
BUT HEARING MEAN SPIRITED COMMENTS HURTS,I KNOW COLOURQUEEN. I AM GLAD IT HASN'T KEPT YOU FROM BEING YOURSELF.oops
sorry for yelling.
I am so open with my kids. my daughter is already interested in choosing her own clothes and writing all over herself with TATTOOS! (dh and I are heavily covered
at first it was really hard for me to let her, then i realized what a hypocrite i was being. she is obsessed with spiderman and wants to wear her shirts everyday. so i have stopped buying cute girly dresses for her,and i am ok with that. this is where her individuality begins after all.
anyway,i think you look fab and i didn't mean to hijack the thread. that hair is my fave to date of yours!!
keep it up, i love seeing your stuff!
