Dr. Noe...

Jan 26, 2011 16:41

...has pretty blonde curls. New hair product. (Wish my hair curled...grumble-grump...)

One of the things I like about Dr. Noe is that we seem to be very much on the same wavelength on a lot of topics. It's a pity she doesn't also do general practise, but oh well.

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willowistari January 27 2011, 02:25:47 UTC
I hate it when people get all bent out of shape about a girl wanting to be girly. If they want to be a tom boy, let them. If they want to be girly, let them. Jeeze.

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elaryn January 27 2011, 06:12:30 UTC
"Nothing needs minding so much as other people's business."

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becoming_rachel January 27 2011, 03:47:12 UTC
I wish I had curly hair, too! Shaun's hair is a beautiful auburn and he wears it short, but it is wavy and will curl when long. I hope our children inherit it. Mine is straight as nails and refuses to curl.:(

I'm so glad that you are on the mend! Huzzah!!

I read about that book in Chatelaine (Canadian women's) magazine. I agree with you 100%. I played with Barbie, pretended to be a princess, and also played with Hot Wheels cars and dump trucks. Often in the same DAY. I turned out all right. I think children should be encouraged to play with and to pretend in whatever way strikes their fancy, and we shouldn't have a complex about it either way. The early years are a time when everything is magic and fun. Let them have that. I still love pretty things and am "girly" in some ways, but am also a smart, competent woman. There's nothing wrong with that at all! Let kids be kids, period.

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elaryn January 27 2011, 06:13:17 UTC
Neil's hair is very curly, in a way that makes me envious. It's nice and thick, too. *pouts*

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