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[commotiocordis]

Dyed my hair.

Ergo, my scalp is orange.

Definitely not going to get my ID picture taken today.

I wish my hair was red already and not this stupid blonde color. Then I wouldn't have to spend an hour in the shower rinsing the henna off. And pick flecks of henna powder out of my ears for the next week.

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[tamianity.livejournal.com]

:o
Picture?

[crashcart9.livejournal.com]

Well, it's not orange so much anymore. But my mother insists on taking pictures on the first day of school (as I don't let her buy school pictures), so I can see if that one's any good.

[tamianity.livejournal.com]

Okay.

I had the same problem.
I used to dye mine a copper-ish colour and it constantly hapened to me.

The worst, though, was when I spray-painted it green for the school carnival. It came out of my hair in the wash, but my scalp stayed green for like a week.
Not good.

[crashcart9.livejournal.com]

I spray-painted it green for the school carnival.

Hee. In 8th grade, the freshman world history teacher (who was also one of the football coaches) sprayed my entire head during my (first hour) class with him while we were watching a movie in his class right before homecoming. I had to walk around with half my head green and half gold all day. Much the same thing happened to me--green scalp and red hair for the next few days, it looked quite interesting.

I can't get the picture she just took on to the computer, as I don't know where the cord for the camera is (plus it doesn't look that good), but I've got an older one that I took relatively soon after I dyed it, and you can see it's all up with the orange. That was a while ago, however, when I was still using straight henna. Now I mix it with stuff that makes it darker and rather more natural looking.

Isn't a terrific picture, but hey.

(http://photobucket.com)

[tamianity.livejournal.com]

Lol, I feel sorry fr you - At least cause my hair is brown, it was relatively hard to notice.
I probably wouldn't have sprayed mine, but Perfect was the one doing the spraying, so, naturally, I was first in line.
(God, I am so sad...)

Wow, you look so much like my best friend it's scary.
Her hair is actually that colour, too!
I don't know much about Henna; I've only ever seen it used to do those tattoo things...

[crashcart9.livejournal.com]

Wow, you look so much like my best friend it's scary.

Really? That's interesting.

Perfect was the one doing the spraying, so, naturally, I was first in line.

Ahh. Yes, indeed. I do know that phenomenon. The volunteering-for-everything-that-has-anything-to-do-with-her thing was a major part of my life for quite a while.

[tamianity.livejournal.com]

Lol.
I'm actually trying to keep awau from her at the moment; a) because I really need to get over her, and b) Because I can't talk properly due to the retainer, so her name is currently 'Jethica'.

[crashcart9.livejournal.com]

because I really need to get over her

Too bad that it usually isn't that easy.

her name is currently 'Jethica'.

Ooh. Ouch. Still, just think. You've gotten them over with. Imagine me with braces/retainer. By the time I get them, I'll be in med school. "He'th gone into Dithiminated Intravathcular Coagulation!"

[tamianity.livejournal.com]

Very literal lol.
I have a natural lisp (Noty really bad, but still noticable sometimes) so my parents have agreed to get me speech therapy for that exasct reason - medical terms are too complicated if 's's are 'th's.

[crashcart9.livejournal.com]

my parents have agreed to get me speech therapy

Does that work when you're older? I know that in my elementary school I had kids that left class for 30 minutes or so a few times a week to go to the speech/reading therapist that was
there, but I've always sort of assumed that you had to get it done early.

medical terms are too complicated if 's's are 'th's

Yup. Especially with all the drug names. A lisped s could get a totally different drug administered than the one you wanted.