Your what hurts?

Dec 17, 2002 20:10

My hair hurts. It sounds odd, but anyone who's experienced "sore hair" would know what I mean. If you nearly always wear your hair hanging down and then one day decide to pull it up into a barrette or ponytail, by the end of the day your hair follicles can be extremely sore from being pulled in a direction they're not used to. This mostly applies to girls, unless you're a guy who wears barrettes. :)

We just got home from the Convention Grill in Edina. (They don't appear to have a website, so that link is to their review on CitySearch.) The place is constantly winning awards for best burgers, malts, etc. in the Twin Cities. It is delicious, but usually does quite a number on my digestive tract. I try to head it off with a Pepcid beforehand -- sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I learned long ago to be wary of greasy foods. But enough about that intriguing subject.

I heard a Christmas song on the radio the other day in which I could have sworn I heard Brian May's (Queen) guitar. In fact, I was thinking to myself, "If this is Queen, how can I not have heard it before??" However, a little investigation revealed that it wasn't Queen at all, but the Trans-Siberian Orchestra's song "Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12/24)." I was kind of disappointed having thought I discovered a hidden gem, but now I'm curious to hear some more of TSO. If the rest is anything like that song, it's definitely my kind of holiday music.

music, hair, christmas, restaurants

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