Thursday, July 23, 2009

Say Goat's Cheese!

Got a real haircut today....


Does anyone else get tense when someone is styling their hair?
I hate it....I'm like..... ah..I'll do it myself, stop touching me now.



Anypoo, I've been anxiety riddled ever since. Will post a photo when I have time to look non-ugly. A girl from some blog came here yesterday to do a photo shoot of my shop and insisted on taking a photo of me even after I said no three times. I was wearing my warehouse clothes, had been sweating all day and didn't have a scrap of makeup on. In order for me to look halfway decent in a photo, I need a bit of blush and eyeliner. She was all, "you look great!" Dude, I know when I look great and when I look like a tired piece of garbage. I hate having my photo taken, especially when tons of people are going to see it and I can't control it. When I take unattractive photos of people, I erase them. How hard is that? Erase them. Don't put them on facebook and don't try to tell me I look "greeeeeeeeeeeeeaaat." I'll punch you.


I also never liked when people asked me to smile in photos...
proof? Here I am at 5 years old with the lamest fake smile ever:


Nice track suit buddy!

6 comments:

WendyB said...

OT but no need for shame! I love your blog.

maite said...

oh my! you gotta bring back this sunkissed wave do! love it! it's like a softer bad eighties hair cut everyone is trying so hard to define.

wretzky said...

yea, love your blog too!

a said...

when I was a kid I had this smile I used when my picture was being taken--which would be fine except it wasn't a smile at all...more like a grimace and not very cute...at all

BdgBill said...

Awww, hi there blondie!

I hate having my photo taken as well. Thats why I am always the one with the camera.

Lily said...

Whenever I get my hair cut the final 'styling' stage is always this grim farce of them asking me what 'product' I use normally and me bullshitting some answer because I don't do anything and then they rub something crunchy into my head and swirl it around to 'give it definition' and I'm like 'Thank you very much' and then I drive home and run my head under the sink.