June 24, 2003
This kind of thing happens all the time. Somebody gets burnt out on something. Normal becomes typical becomes monotonous. At this point, drastic measures are sometimes taken, and this is exactly the case in today's story...
The long journey from Houston was over for me, but my ninja brother Anthony still had to make it to Jersey (see previous post). He had one more day of travel time than he needed, so we spent that time running amuck in the mountains.
Now, Anthony's little sister, Tia, and her friend, Brittany made the trip, too. And it would be these two that would challenge everything I knew to be good and unchanging! They simply were not satisfied with a certain aspect of my appearance, and took matters into their own hands...
To any of you who may be saying to yourself, "No to that", take comfort knowing that this particular revolution lasted only a day.
Nick..Nick, im not gonna lie.....I LOVE IT! i think it is the best thing since Fabio doing commercials for I Can't Believe It's Not Butter. Keep the hair! Good Luck and Godspeed with the new look! DARE TO BE DIFFERENT!
oh my!!
mrs. p
Thank you, Mrs. Esterhouse, for the advice/flattery! Unfortunately, the straightening process is too lengthy to be an everyday thing. Everyone will have to settle for the big soft mass of curls.
By the way, how is Mr. Esterhouse?
i always you knew you were straight...you didnt have to prove it with the hair. :) laughing hysterically...