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Theory of Relativity

As much as I hate being a rambling fool, i ramble. on and on. until i get irritated with my voice and stop myself. I will stop myself after 2 paras.

I remember saying to my groggy self one morning, after 3 months of getting the hair straightener and spending 15 mins in front of the mirror each morning, meticulously straightening my hair, in sections mind you, that i will most definitely take the plunge and invest in rebonding/ceramic straightening and all sorts of other nonsense that will negate the 15 mins spent each morning with hot irons.   15 more mins to sleep in. wow, that sounds like a plan... until you find out that it costs $600... haha! that changes things now.  would i spend $600 on something that will only last for a maximum of 3 months, given that my hair will grow out curly? perhaps not.  i don't want to have half straight half curly hair.  so that plan has been thrown out of the window.

I also recall saying to Matt one day some months back, that given i've been good wife for almost 3 years here in Bermuda, and I've tried to earn my share of the household expenses, although as of today, i'm not even earning half of what he earns, could i please get myself a nice watch? it would be a nice 5th anniversary present, i told him.  his response was mildly negative. not totally negative, but mildly.  when i recently told him that i wanted to rebond my hair for $600, that sort of changed his perspective.  he said, is it worth it? if you're going to spend $600 on something that won't last more than 3 months, i might as well get you the nice watch.  at least that's permanent!  wow.  so this plan is back in action.

it's all relative.



 

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Stephie said…
i wish that tactic worked on my hubby!!!!!

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