I hope this morning's shower was not indicative of how the whole day will go.
Granted, I was a little extra-sleepy (I got up at 5 am for my conference call, and stayed up later than I wanted, waiting to see if the little press conference I did yesterday hit the news - it didn't.), but still....
I shampooed my hair. That went well. But then, instead of applying conditioner, I applied an apricot facial scrub to my hair. And I didn't realize it until after I'd worked it in a bit. I think I was able to rinse the majority of it out (pretty clingy stuff). I'm hoping that when I go to the restroom, now with dry hair, I won't discover that I look like a Head and Shoulders commercial "before" shot.
Posted by Shokufeh at September 17, 2003 10:14 AMToo funny! Reminds me of the time I poured Corn Flakes into my cup of tea.
Posted by: Afshin at September 17, 2003 04:38 PMThis is funny, but I went to high school with a girl named Shokufeh Mojgani. There couldn't be more than one person in the world by that name, could there?
Posted by: Albert Walker at September 17, 2003 09:04 PMAlbert, did you go to school in New Orleans?
Posted by: +mojan. at September 18, 2003 04:33 AMWhoa that's wierd. I almost wrote "wired" there. And I am referring to the apricot scrub hair. I can't count the number of times I've put body wash in my hair. Oh, ha-ha.
Posted by: lacey at September 18, 2003 06:44 AMAlbert! How are you? While there are a few of us named Shokufeh, I am the same one from English class. I'm impressed you remember my last name. What's up with you? Email me: blersian[preposition]hotmail[full stop]com
Posted by: shokufeh at September 18, 2003 09:23 AMoh, you've had one of those surreal days :D Surreal days are actually funny, they remind us of sanity...
I found that news conferences hit the press when you feed greedy journalists with sparkling stuff and sandwiches and hand them nice things to carry to their offices. Isn't that just annoying? I think so.