Thursday, April 28, 2011
Update: To relax or not?
Hello everyone...I decided to wait it out and relax my hair next week. Thought I'd post some pics though from this weeks wash. I've decided that I am not trimming when I relax because I want to see how much growth I attain in another 6 month stretch. I will definitely update next week if/when I relax (my six month stretch officially ends on the 8th)...
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Even the Amish should have such nice hair,lol. Im stretching a bit here on this post. I just wanted to see what you were up to on your blog, and when you get a chance feel free to pop over to mine. Richard from Lebanon county's Amish community. www.Amishstorys.com.
Lol Richard...you just made my day with your comment. I will be stopping by in few...gotta do my daily check :-)
Wow, Blessed Tresses, your hair looks very thick. Thanks for updating us. I can't wait to get your length.
Hey LaQT, thank you. I can actually say for once in my life it's a lot thicker than it's ever been. Thank you for staying in touch and you will get there soon!!!
Isn't it funny. My best friend has naturally curly red locks and my hair is blonde and very fine. She was always relaxin' hers and curlin' her wet hair around empty orange juice cans and I was gettin' permanents and usin' hot rollers and Dippity Doo.
God bless and have an amazin' day! :o)
Hi Nezzy, thanks for stopping in...the things we do with/to our hair lol. Have a blessed day!!!
Sounds good tresses, i have a few interesting post i think on my blog this week. I hope to see you there. Richard from Lebanon county's Amish community.
Thanks for dropping by my blog Tresses. I have a pretty good post coming next tuesday.Jean the old order Mennonite woman from New York state will be posting on 5-10-2011. It will be her 2nd post on Amish Stories. Have a great weekend everyone. Richard
Incase anyone is interested, i will have an old order Mennonite woman named Jean post her 2nd post on my blog this Tuesday. Please feel free to visit and leave a question for her if you like. Richard from Lebanon county's Amish settlement.
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