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Ha! Ha! Ha! Merry Christmas
You really should let us see more of you, darling. It is lovely to see your face. What a great surprise!
I don't want to see ONE SINGLE COMMENT FROM YOU about "oh stop it" or "no I'm not" or "stop" because you are. Just deal with it. ;-)
It was great "talking" to you tonight!
and seriously? stunningly beautiful. i can't stop looking at your eyes.
The camera ain't bad either.
hahaha :)
truly gitz - wow.
and im with bran....shush it little lady!
i can look at the pic all day...
I used to quote that little rhyme to my girls~ 2 of them have always been curly!
I am grinning at my screen ....
love love love
(I notice most those things I do not have!!!)I so love full lips!!!
Also...the camera...man that's awesome:)
Funny, because that rhyme is in one of my kids' nursery rhyme books, and is one that I had never heard of in my life! Guess my grandpa didn't appreciate the irony of telling that one to his straight-haired granddaughter : )
MGM
now about that hair, if my curls looked like that instead of a brillo pad i might not straighten it.
loved the story, loved the pic.
But it's fun seeing your face, too - and seeing that you're beautiful on the outside as well! You have lovely curly hair!!!
Do Mom and Dad know about this young lady??
My mom used to sing that song to me too. I also went from straight to curly in my very early 20's. I always think it was some strange hormonal change?
I love that little curl on your forehead. As I was reading your post I saw your photo before realizing the poem was here and I have to honestly say that this poem was the first thing that popped in my head! How funny that this should be your post. Great minds think alike! :D
Hugs, Sharon
I'm headed the other way, incidentally. I had corkscrew curly hair my whole life. Until I developed an autoimmune disease and now I'm going straight. "Weird" doesn't begin to describe it.
Hooray for the new camera! And thanks for the peek in the mirror - it's nice to put a face to the blog. Especially such an incredibly lovely face! :)
I skimmed quickly to see if this was an old picture, since you've been so careful not to show us any recent ones. YOU ARE GORGEOUS!!!
Love the curls!!! You have the hair I always dreamed of having.
You're stunning, Gitz, truly stunning! INSIDE and OUT!!
I left you something at my place today!
@Hoody: Freaking best laugh I've had in a loooong time. Bran is "Brandy" and she's married to a military man and has three little boys. I think it's all good. And odds are if I didn't find a husband when I was out and about, I'm not going to find him locked up here in my house. It's safe... you can tell the brothers to stand down. :)
I love your curls!
EXCUSE ME SIR?! I am far from a dude! *hmph* My husband won't kick your ass but I'm pretty sure I will. heehee
Seriously though, that was HILARIOUS! And your sister goes on and on about how she is nothing great to look at, but DANG! She IS gorgeous! I'm totally jealous. I've got the red hair and blue eyes but don't come close to her! You are good to be a protective brother. ;-)
Gitz, love ya girl!
And hey, while I was typing this up, Dylan was sitting next to me and saw the pic of Riley to the left and he said "Hey, that dog doensn't have a NOSE! He has a TONGUE NOSE! HA!"
I died laughing!!
you're welcome. :)
Thank you for posting your picture. You have a beautiful voice, now I can see your face matches your voice.
When I look in the mirror I would be happy to see any hair, curly or otherwise. :)
Vanity has been one of my biggest character flaws. As a teenager I use to spend way too much time in front of a mirror trying to get every strand of hair in exactly the same spot, with some help from Beryl-cream. Now I can polish my dome more than comb it. :)
Keep the pictures coming.
Computer probs deleted all my favorite links including yours. But wonder of wonders! I was reading "Pony Girl Rides Again" and followed at least 3 more blog links to Neas Nuttiness and found you again!!!
Thanks Neas! Talk about 6 degrees of separation...
It has been months and months since I have been here on your blog. It'll take a while to catch up.
I agree with all the others... you are an inspiration.
[Ed: I know how you feel, 61 yrs of combing my hair and I've about worn it all off! LOL]
Garlic Man
That is so funny about your hair turning curly after being straight. Who would have known?
LOVE your lips and eyes. They are so perfect.
My Gma used to recite this poem for me too. I had curly hair, but it's straightened out as I've gotten older.
And this pic came up a lot. You're so beautiful...