Hmm... Not entirely sure you can really see the haircut all that well. Anyway. It looks cute in real life, and I guess this means I'll have to get used to using less shampoo and conditioner again.
After the hair-cut, I proceeded to Wal-Mart to buy a few more seed packets (more about this later) and then accross the street to Panera, where I had a breakfast of a bagel, pastry, and hot chocolate (oh yeah, I am soooo on a diet. Uh huh. Really.) I read a bit of The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe while I was there.
I then went to visit Nick's Gramma, and spent a couple of hours sitting and chatting with her. Which was very nice. I wish my grandma and pa-pa lived closer to me.
And then I went home and I planted my seeds. My sweet wonderful and handsome husband surprised me yesterday by buying me a little miniature greenhouse and some seeds, so that I could start planting an herb garden.
There is really no good way to take a picture of it right now, but once they start growing I'll be sure to get pics. So hopefully by summer I will have parsley, cilantro/coriander, dill, lavender, peppermint, oregano, sage, basil, chives, and thyme. I'm very excited!
And here is our snake looking cute:
3 comments:
That was always the hardest part for me after getting my hair cut significantly: getting used to using less shampoo. Some things never change. At any rate, I approve. :-) BUT. This photograph of you leads me to two very IMPORTANT, very PRESSING questions.
#1: What on earth is that behind you?
#2: What does your shirt say?
I must know, or I shall perish.
my shirt says "i solemnly swear that i am up to no good"
the thing behind me is a Rurouni Kenshin anime wall-hanging. I'll take a picture and post it when i have more energy and am not about to go to bed. Glad you like the hair :)
Hey my quiet friend -- Hewy has a blog about chic lit now! She's encouraging comments. I link to it on my blog if you want to join in the literary debate. :-) And how ARE YOU??
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