Just one quick bitch ...

['andersom']

That spot on my cheek is still purplish, sore and infected. GRRR And I did not forget to put on antibiotics for days.

["couldbecousin"]

That spot on my cheek is still purplish, sore and infected. GRRR And I did not forget to put on antibiotics for days.

 

It's getting very warm already. Not my kind of weather! 

["couldbecousin"]

I may need to trim some of these knots out of my hair. Brushing can only do so much! 

[Eclair]

I may need to trim some of these knots out of my hair. Brushing can only do so much! 

If it's really bad you could try this. Wash your hair, then put in lots of conditioner. While it still has the conditioner in, start carefully combing, working up from the ends to the scalp. In other words, brush the ends a little, then move up a bit, and so on.

I know they say not to brush / comb your hair wet, but my hair is extremely fine, so brushing it dry, can actually break it more. With the conditioner on, the hair has a protective barrier and much more supple to get the knots out.

I also used to do this with my daughters hair and it was down past her bottom, nearly to the back of her knees. (She was petrified of hair cuts and thought they would hurt!)

["couldbecousin"]

I may need to trim some of these knots out of my hair. Brushing can only do so much! 

If it's really bad you could try this. Wash your hair, then put in lots of conditioner. While it still has the conditioner in, start carefully combing, working up from the ends to the scalp. In other words, brush the ends a little, then move up a bit, and so on.

I know they say not to brush / comb your hair wet, but my hair is extremely fine, so brushing it dry, can actually break it more. With the conditioner on, the hair has a protective barrier and much more supple to get the knots out.

I also used to do this with my daughters hair and it was down past her bottom, nearly to the back of her knees. (She was petrified of hair cuts and thought they would hurt!)

Thank you! I'll try it trhis week, some day when I have the morning off. 

[Eclair]

I may need to trim some of these knots out of my hair. Brushing can only do so much! 

If it's really bad you could try this. Wash your hair, then put in lots of conditioner. While it still has the conditioner in, start carefully combing, working up from the ends to the scalp. In other words, brush the ends a little, then move up a bit, and so on.

I know they say not to brush / comb your hair wet, but my hair is extremely fine, so brushing it dry, can actually break it more. With the conditioner on, the hair has a protective barrier and much more supple to get the knots out.

I also used to do this with my daughters hair and it was down past her bottom, nearly to the back of her knees. (She was petrified of hair cuts and thought they would hurt!)

Thank you! I'll try it trhis week, some day when I have the morning off. 

Don't forget to wash the conditioner out when you are done!

It should work. I mostly used to do it to check for nits in my daughter, so by the time I got any knots out it was so tangle free you could get a fine tooth comb all the way through it.

["couldbecousin"]

I may need to trim some of these knots out of my hair. Brushing can only do so much! 

If it's really bad you could try this. Wash your hair, then put in lots of conditioner. While it still has the conditioner in, start carefully combing, working up from the ends to the scalp. In other words, brush the ends a little, then move up a bit, and so on.

I know they say not to brush / comb your hair wet, but my hair is extremely fine, so brushing it dry, can actually break it more. With the conditioner on, the hair has a protective barrier and much more supple to get the knots out.

I also used to do this with my daughters hair and it was down past her bottom, nearly to the back of her knees. (She was petrified of hair cuts and thought they would hurt!)

Thank you! I'll try it trhis week, some day when I have the morning off. 

Don't forget to wash the conditioner out when you are done!

It should work. I mostly used to do it to check for nits in my daughter, so by the time I got any knots out it was so tangle free you could get a fine tooth comb all the way through it.

Excellent! My hair is extremely fine, so when tangle-free tis silky! *preens* 

['andersom']

I may need to trim some of these knots out of my hair. Brushing can only do so much! 

If it's really bad you could try this. Wash your hair, then put in lots of conditioner. While it still has the conditioner in, start carefully combing, working up from the ends to the scalp. In other words, brush the ends a little, then move up a bit, and so on.

I know they say not to brush / comb your hair wet, but my hair is extremely fine, so brushing it dry, can actually break it more. With the conditioner on, the hair has a protective barrier and much more supple to get the knots out.

I also used to do this with my daughters hair and it was down past her bottom, nearly to the back of her knees. (She was petrified of hair cuts and thought they would hurt!)

Thank you! I'll try it trhis week, some day when I have the morning off. 

Don't forget to wash the conditioner out when you are done!

It should work. I mostly used to do it to check for nits in my daughter, so by the time I got any knots out it was so tangle free you could get a fine tooth comb all the way through it.

Excellent! My hair is extremely fine, so when tangle-free tis silky! *preens* 

Take a full morning indeed. With lots of patience, lots of conditioner and working the way Eclair said, miracles can be done indeed. But no hurry, no hurry at all.

["couldbecousin"]

I may need to trim some of these knots out of my hair. Brushing can only do so much! 

If it's really bad you could try this. Wash your hair, then put in lots of conditioner. While it still has the conditioner in, start carefully combing, working up from the ends to the scalp. In other words, brush the ends a little, then move up a bit, and so on.

I know they say not to brush / comb your hair wet, but my hair is extremely fine, so brushing it dry, can actually break it more. With the conditioner on, the hair has a protective barrier and much more supple to get the knots out.

I also used to do this with my daughters hair and it was down past her bottom, nearly to the back of her knees. (She was petrified of hair cuts and thought they would hurt!)

Thank you! I'll try it trhis week, some day when I have the morning off. 

Don't forget to wash the conditioner out when you are done!

It should work. I mostly used to do it to check for nits in my daughter, so by the time I got any knots out it was so tangle free you could get a fine tooth comb all the way through it.

Excellent! My hair is extremely fine, so when tangle-free tis silky! *preens* 

Take a full morning indeed. With lots of patience, lots of conditioner and working the way Eclair said, miracles can be done indeed. But no hurry, no hurry at all.

I am optimistic about this. 

[Scrapheap]

I just discovered a hot porn star, Lea De Mae, only to discover that she died over 5 years ago, of brain cancer!! 

["couldbecousin"]

I just discovered a hot porn star, Lea De Mae, only to discover that she died over 5 years ago, of brain cancer!! 

Awww, at least you have the porn to remember her by...

['andersom']

I just discovered a hot porn star, Lea De Mae, only to discover that she died over 5 years ago, of brain cancer!! 

Awww, at least you have the porn to remember her by...

 

["couldbecousin"]

The carpal tunnel-ish feelings in my right hand now occur even in warmer weather. All the repetitive motion adds up over the years...I hope I don't end up needing surgery. 

["couldbecousin"]

No new posts! 

Here I go, fixing the problem... 

["couldbecousin"]

I'm listening to Supertramp's "It's Raining Again" on YouTube, and the sound quality in this video is absolutely awful! It sounds as if they recorded it inside a tin can.