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I have been having a wonderful week. Lots of time with friends which helps to balance all the “official” stuff that needs to be done.
Friday night I even went to a girlie party. There were women coloring each other’s hair, painting nails, there was food, I brought tea (go fig) and I even did an incredibly un-Carol act.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dreadygoddess and I both put henna in our hair. I’ve never done anything to my hair before… I don’t even blow-dry it. This was a bit of a stretch for me. It was a spur of the moment decision. What was brown hair with auburn highlights is now brown with red highlights. It’s quite a change, it’s a bit darker than it once was, too.
This is a fun name link courtesy ofkittekaat
http://theweekly.co.uk/4801/your_name_here/index.cgi
Literal meaning
"Keep refrigerated, eat within three days."
History
Illegal before being given amnesty around 11am, the name Carol was originally used mesmerisingly to refer to a breed of goose, before the Visigoths swept down from the hills.
Famous Carols
1. Carol Frewsy, belittler of bungee-jumping; first holder of the office of Royal Gadget-Smasher;
2. Carol Proms, ghost-writer of The St Winifred's School Choir's leatherwear catalogue and autobiography, TOOT-A-TWANG-TWANG; ghost-writer of Charles Hawtrey's religious handbook and autobiography, I LOVE MY FROG;
3. Carol Happenstance, co-habitee of two people associated with several of the more violent gypsy curses; ghost-writer of Clive Dunn's deeply upsetting autobiography, YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHO I AM, HAVE YOU?; first holder of the discreetly discontinued office of Police-constable;
4. Carol Marl ("The Terrible"), haunted by an image of some thing or other; exposed in the press as having swapped a child for the evaporating duck;
5. Carol Tightbadger, DSO and Bar, channeller under supernatural influences of the concept of acceptable losses; haunted by an image of the Brass Nose;
6. Carol Staplegun ("The Blue"), who owes everything to the everlasting trouser; first holder of the office of Hot Diggity;
champion of the right to use between nine and fifteen scientific principles; first holder of the office of Queen's Own Loan Shark;
7. Carol Lonfial, channeller under supernatural influences of quiffs; first holder of the tiresomely abstract office of King High Wizard Of Ipswich;
8. Carol G Dots, proponent of Spandau Ballet; early user of a creature from the id.
9. Lady The Miss Carol Macaulay, of the generation which fondly remembers those funny pirate hats; first victim of Britain's standards;
10. Carol Lonfial-Marl ("The Pale"), named in court as holding compromising material concerning a nice cup of tea;
Typical Carol motto
"A week is a long time on fire."
"The dog that wags its tail may have good reason; but the grass that is mown cannot articulate its despondency."
"You can't fix what isn't broken without smashing it up a bit first."
Friday night I even went to a girlie party. There were women coloring each other’s hair, painting nails, there was food, I brought tea (go fig) and I even did an incredibly un-Carol act.
dreadygoddess and I both put henna in our hair. I’ve never done anything to my hair before… I don’t even blow-dry it. This was a bit of a stretch for me. It was a spur of the moment decision. What was brown hair with auburn highlights is now brown with red highlights. It’s quite a change, it’s a bit darker than it once was, too. This is a fun name link courtesy of
kittekaathttp://theweekly.co.uk/4801/your_name_here/index.cgi
Literal meaning
"Keep refrigerated, eat within three days."
History
Illegal before being given amnesty around 11am, the name Carol was originally used mesmerisingly to refer to a breed of goose, before the Visigoths swept down from the hills.
Famous Carols
1. Carol Frewsy, belittler of bungee-jumping; first holder of the office of Royal Gadget-Smasher;
2. Carol Proms, ghost-writer of The St Winifred's School Choir's leatherwear catalogue and autobiography, TOOT-A-TWANG-TWANG; ghost-writer of Charles Hawtrey's religious handbook and autobiography, I LOVE MY FROG;
3. Carol Happenstance, co-habitee of two people associated with several of the more violent gypsy curses; ghost-writer of Clive Dunn's deeply upsetting autobiography, YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHO I AM, HAVE YOU?; first holder of the discreetly discontinued office of Police-constable;
4. Carol Marl ("The Terrible"), haunted by an image of some thing or other; exposed in the press as having swapped a child for the evaporating duck;
5. Carol Tightbadger, DSO and Bar, channeller under supernatural influences of the concept of acceptable losses; haunted by an image of the Brass Nose;
6. Carol Staplegun ("The Blue"), who owes everything to the everlasting trouser; first holder of the office of Hot Diggity;
champion of the right to use between nine and fifteen scientific principles; first holder of the office of Queen's Own Loan Shark;
7. Carol Lonfial, channeller under supernatural influences of quiffs; first holder of the tiresomely abstract office of King High Wizard Of Ipswich;
8. Carol G Dots, proponent of Spandau Ballet; early user of a creature from the id.
9. Lady The Miss Carol Macaulay, of the generation which fondly remembers those funny pirate hats; first victim of Britain's standards;
10. Carol Lonfial-Marl ("The Pale"), named in court as holding compromising material concerning a nice cup of tea;
Typical Carol motto
"A week is a long time on fire."
"The dog that wags its tail may have good reason; but the grass that is mown cannot articulate its despondency."
"You can't fix what isn't broken without smashing it up a bit first."
