May 13, 2020 Before I did anything else today, I was determined to dye my hair. I wanted to 'wash that gray out of my hair'!
I retrieved the box of Garnier Olia hair dye, and read the instructions.
I wanted to take before and after photos. With my hair dye gloves on, I snapped a couple of pics.
After reading the instructions and moving forward with the color application, now I'm waiting for thirty minutes for it to process. Tick - Tock, Tick - Tock...
Thirty minutes have passed. I have rinsed my hair thoroughly and applied the after color hair color. NO MORE GRAY...MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!
I'm off to dry my hair now... Heart to Heart Soul Creations H2hsc2020
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May 8, 2020 - Day 8 of the Song Challenge "Name a Song About School" Can you believe we are already on day 8 of the Song Challenge? Where is the time going...I suppose we are having fun reminiscing the different daily challenges of songs from yesterday. I know I am.
Some of the songs I am coming up with has surprised me a bit. Like the one, I'm going to share today...
I recall in my teen years watching the movie musical, Grease. A few months ago, my husband and I watched it again. When I saw the prompt for day 8, name a song about school - I knew which song I wanted to write about.
In 1978, Frankie Avalon filled the role of the Teen Angel who appeared to Frenchy (played by Didi Conn) after she had dropped out of beauty school. She was frustrated with her teachers. She asks for a guardian angel. The phantom teen angel descends from the heavens, dressed all in white. The Teen Angel begins singing to Frenchy that she lacked work ethic and suggested she return to high school where she might eventually qualify for a career as a stenographer later in life.
If you go for your diploma, you could join a steno pool
Turn in your teasin' comb, and go back to high school
(the song continues...)
after hearing the phantom teen idol completely, Frenchy silently refuses and walks away.
As I sit here and write this post, it's interesting to me that this song sounds like the phantom teen idol was mocking and bullying/making fun of Frenchy for dropping out of Beauty School. It is ironic how in today's world, people give up their dreams so easily because of the lack of support from friends and family.
I would have given anything to fulfill my music scholarship back in the day, but home life was such I needed to escape it. Yes, it's a decision I regret today...but I don't regret the journey I've had since. There have been many life lessons learned. I wonder how many give up because they feel there is no encouragement to follow their dreams?
Beauty School Dropout was just a movie - - yet, we hear of similar stories on a daily basis. It's real-life...be the difference! YOU CAN DO IT!!!
Don't let frustration or negativity be the reason you walk away from your dreams. Dig deep and fight for what you want to achieve in life...if people are telling you to give up, dig even deeper. Become resilient and work towards the goals and dreams you've set out to achieve.
