Floof! Your new title(s)!
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Floof: My new,odd habit.....and yours????
Comments (51)Glad to read I'm not the only oddball out there! Very interesting to read about all of our various quirks. littlebug, I never, ever leave my car windows down because of the remote chance a wasp might get inside. I could just see me driving over a cliff because a stinging insect was buzzing around in the car. I once stripped down to my undies in a parking lot because I felt something crawling up my leg while driving. It turned out to be a bee that had somehow got under my pants leg - still makes me shudder to think about it!...See MoreFloof! What is your "theme song?"
Comments (28)I will try! First screen shot (click on it to expand it to legible size!) If you go to Kitchen Table (or any forum), BEFORE you click open a thread you should see something like the above. All you do, is type your "thread title" where its says "enter your question" then click on the "tell us the specific..." box to type the body of your thread. Click "next" and it will take you to a screen where you can select up to 3 forums to post your thread to. (The only provision here is please don't pair "Hot Topics" with anything but itself; it's a much more active and divisive forum than it used to be). Then click to actually create and post your thread. One extra hint here, if you want to include a picture, what I do is drag the picture to my desktop, click on the "Photo" icon, then click on the picture I want to show. THEN sometimes you have a wait a minute for the picture to clear ... I guess a large pic file takes a bit to transfer over. Another screen shot: If I wanted to change my name, I'd click on the upper right "Your Houzz" icon and it would let me change my display name, include or exclude an email (which is not displayed to anyone but can be used to send you a private message), etc. Oh, and if you click "Start a discussion" here, it takes you to the screenshot I included above. I hope this all helps ... dive in and you'll have no problems :-)...See MorePie floof! what's your favorite
Comments (101)"I have lived in the San Franciso Bay area by the way." I said nothing disparaging about the South other than to say fried food is much more common than in other parts of the country. And that parts of Missouri I've been to (yes, the southern part) seemed much more "Southern" than not. That was in response to littlebug's photo showing that cafe's every special that day, dessert included, was fried. I'm sure living in different places had many positive aspects for you. Are you the person who mentioned some time ago having spent time living in Davis? With the exception of UCD that gives it some of a college town vibe that could be anywhere, I think Davis is much more accurately described as a Sacramento Valley location than a Bay Area one. Don't you?...See MoreFloof: How long do you spend fixing your hair every day?
Comments (95)Chi knots are a pair of buns on the top of your head, often seen in anime. Working a lot of braids would be if I did a pair of braids off each side and then pulled them together for braiding down, or if I split up the whole ponytail into a dozen braids and then loop them up. Takes time to braid waist length. Or I'll finger crochet my hair, that can be a bit fussy. Sometimes I will knot my hair, with or without ribbons, in the fashion of fancy necktie knots. Grooming in a look can be creating a bouffant, pinning in a hairstyle- think wedding hair but not always that crazy. I don't use any products like hairspray or gel in my hair, so sometimes things need a bit of grooming in to work well. Complex jewelry can be jewelry. I have hairpins in precious metals, set with gemstones, chains and ropes of metal and beads to wind into hairstyles. Sets of things like a barette and clips to do a rolled updo, or a pair of sticks with a set of pins with chains that have crystals dangling from them. I have a sterling set with hematite wire mandala that sets of that dozen braid loop up. I have a couple blown glass hairpins that are also great to wind the braids around. I have a lot of hair stuff I've been collecting for decades, lol. I also wear literal jewelry in my hair. I'll hit up the jewelry chests for pins, ropes of stuff, a pendant to pin in if that's the thing. I like hats too. A thing about hats. Some are meant to be worn on your head, like baseball caps, cowboy hats, fedoras, most winter hats. Others are meant to be worn on your hair, your hair is a setting and the hat the gemstone. Like styling the hair in rolls to support the tilt of a 50's hat, or the hairstyles that go into ladies at derbies and some churches with their wonderful hats and facinators. It takes me longer to make my hair base right. I often pop the hat on a few times while doing my hair to make sure it will sit right. If I'm going to be using hat pins, I need to make sure my hair under the hat has a secure point for the hat pin to seat through. I have a lotta scarves too, and wear those in various ways in my hair. The leggings trick. I'm not even going to try describing them, going to let Youtube help me out. There are other variations of people doing this, but these are two handy shorts. Straight hair trick:https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5TZi-37hwLM Curly hair trick: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Mx8veytAgvM...See More- 6 years agolast modified: 6 years ago
6 years ago"Off with their heads!" I said, as I was making garlic lemon shrimps.
I guess I am King of Hearts?
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