(click on any of them to see better)
(odd picture but it was the only one that I could find in my file that you could actually see my hair)
So late, late March 31st (it was more April 1at though - after midnight), my mom and I were crowed into the kids bathroom with a box...
A box of dye.
{heh heh heh}
The next morning I woke up with - red hair... and very much startled my family (only my parents knew - dad had to OK it)
Most of you know I'm a blond, I have a kind of always-looks-dirty-blond color that slightly annoys me. But most of you don't know I was born with red locks. At birth (and for some time after) I had red curls that were really cute (I can count on one hand how many photo's we actually have and it would be 2 - bummer huh). But of course, as most baby's do I lost my hair at a (very) young age and it came back in as straight blond.
Anyway - back to what this post is about.
I prank my brothers and sister with waking up with red hair (funny thing is that they didn't even really notice until I started giving hints - it's a very natural red - and I've always had some coppery hints in my blond hair as it were).
Yes.
Now my only problem is that most everyone says I should keep on doing it - and I'm not too sure about that yet (who really wants to buy that stuff and have to keep up on it?)
There it is. Not totally shocking or anything but fun.
I kinda like being a red head (one of my brothers called me carrots... I suddenly feel very close to Anne Shirley - but alas I had no slate to ram on his head)
What did you do for Fools Day???
Please Share!
#1. These are so cool! Not sure if they would hold up for very long...
#2. These on the other hand I'm afraid would hold up for a lonnnngggg time...which I wouldn't want all that much. (ow)
#4. Umm... what's with the fish?
#5. These look really comfy! Yes!
#6. These are really cool looking... ...
#7. (yes I would wear them and yes I did have to put these in)
#8. Oh. My. Word. These are so funky. Yes.
#9. hehe! Only at CMS would I wear these. But I know Jare would wear them anytime or anywhere. (come to think of it - any of his friends would too) So yes.
#11. .......... (?)
Now... would you?
#1. Doggie shoes...ew. Nope. That's just really gross.
#2. LOL! ...maybe. But I'm not much of a heels girl as it is (chucks forever)
#5. Uhg...sure...someone dare me though...(and buy them;)
#6. *shudder* Don't know.WELL? How about YOU!
To be continued three days from now.

Yep...or at least I'm told.
Also, you may have (or not) noticed that there are 2 playlists now. The gray one is still the Random Jot Downs one but the green one on the top is mine (mine, mine, MINE!). They are not on auto start. Anyone is welcome to listen to the green one, which I have on there for me to listen while I am writing on the computer. I like this one^
I'm the dude with the lame purple shirt.
-Libby
( You may have to click on them to see)
Here is a sort'a clip of Mr. Scott and Mr. Borgman.
{Jerry Scott and Jim BorgmanJerry Scott and Jim Borgman's popular comic "Zits", the story of a teen and his parents trying to coexist (with humorous results), debuted in 1997 and has been running strong ever since. Pulitzer Prize winner Borgman collaborated with Scott after working as a cartoonist with the Cincinnati Enquirer, while Scott continued work on his other popular comic, "Baby Blues." Both minds behind "Zits" carry on multiple projects in addition to their collaborative work, which have earned them both multiple recognitions both together and on their own. The comic is now syndicated in over 1,300 newspapers nationwide, and has won the National Cartoonists Society's top prize for Newspaper Comic Strip in both 1998 and 1999. }
-Lib and Jare