Times they are a changing

First and foremost: I am no longer a blonde. I have taken the plunge and returned to a reddish brown and I love it. I went with the "color experte" dye where you do the base color and then the highlights. I also know since I dyed over light blonde hair it will probably fade fast. I will have to touch it up around Thanksgiving and then probably again before the cruise. It was time for a change. I hated it anyway...it just took me so long to get it the right color so I stuck wit it hoping it would grow on me.

Okay...I am so cringing as I hear yet another totally ignorant conversation happening in the common office area. I totally cannot wait for this election for be over. I have no qualms with people having differing opinions, but when they just believe everything the media...and worse satire media feeds them, it makes my blood boil. It makes no difference if you get all your "facts" from Fox News or from CNN...or the Daily Show...people need to get a clue and start being media literate. Here is my two cents. I am so over both sides just sounding stupid and uneducated. It doesn't matter who you are voting for, if you make ignorant statements you just make your stance look ignorant. Also...when you are so absorbed in your faulty rant you fail to do your job...there is a problem. Okay...now I am crawling off my soapbox.

I also have some travel tips I just sort of stumbled upon for Carnival Cruises

I also have some random posts about my weird mood and other little musings over on Common Sense Police

I was hoping to have more on our first girls show at Bobby's on Redgage...hopefully it will get done tonight! Quinn and I put on a killer show! Yes it is just karaoke, but we all been to a bad show.

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Liz said…
Jennifer! I am a Kareoke fan- BIG TIME! Bring your vids to RedGage so I can watch you rock the mic. You should get your birds to sing with you!
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