I used to be K-Rad, but now I am K-Lame.

I used to be an Internet Rock Star. I was kind of a Real Life
\m/ Rock Star \m/
too, but not as much. But still.

Proof that I am no longer cool:

My Monday night ritual these days is - come home from work, clean the house a bit, take out the garbage, make macaroni and cheese out of a box, eat macaroni and cheese, read LiveJournal, watch trashy reality television.

Tonight I am spicing up said agenda by drinking Mike's Hard Cranberry Lemonade. With a lime wedge. Later I will buck the routine by helping Jen throw out the Christmas tree when she gets home from work.

DEAR GODS, WHEN DID I BECOME SO LAME??!?!

Hair blog, and girly woes.

So I'm having this dilemma that I haven't written about, which is unusual for me since I write about everything.

As you know, I have been on a mission to grow my hair out for a while. There really wasn't any reasoning behind it, partly because I forgot what I look like with hair and partly because I was bored and wanted to do something else. Jen started cutting her hair shorter and I didn't want us to have the same haircut, because that is a level of dorkitude that even I am not comfortable with.

It's been many many months since I started growing my hair, and though I haven't been just growing it straight out (I've gotten in shaped several times), it's getting quite long. Considering where it started, that is. And now I'm kind of at a loss. I feel weird with hair. I've definitely lost the androgynous look I was so fond of, and I'm looking a lot more like a girl, which is evidenced by the fact that lots of people commented about how "pretty" I was in my last posted photo. I think I pretty much look girly all the time.

And now I don't look all boyish in my clothes any more, and I'm not sure how I feel about it. I don't know if I want to go back to being a tomboyish girl or whatever, and I know I'm not ready to start wearing girly clothes all over the place yet. So I'm stuck. Do I get a haircut and kill all the hard work and patience? Do I continue to let the hair grow and see if I have a change of heart? Am I just a neurotic mess?

Aaaah, questions, questions.

Expression of the Day

Oooooh, I just passed that part on "Stalked" where Olivia calls Richard White a Nosey Parker. I love that part!

Nosey Parker is totally my favorite expression. It's the Expression of the Day! Quick! Everyone comment with a sentence featuring the term "Nosey Parker"!