The rain came down, and the side pony tail soon emerged...
The good news about
yesterday is: the original forecast of ice turned out to be rain. Yes, rain--falling
down as best she could midday.
Another goody from yesterday: I enjoyed lunch with a friend—several actually... You see, upon entering the restaurant, two mutual gal pals motioned us over their way. We, of course, joined them! What isn’t to adore about a quaint local cafĂ©, yummy vegetarian eats and wonderful companionship at lunchtime?
Another goody from yesterday: I enjoyed lunch with a friend—several actually... You see, upon entering the restaurant, two mutual gal pals motioned us over their way. We, of course, joined them! What isn’t to adore about a quaint local cafĂ©, yummy vegetarian eats and wonderful companionship at lunchtime?
Here’s what wasn’t
so good about yesterday... Albeit I am thankful for its presence, all that rain did
a real “number” on this straight-haired girl’s curls. Seriously, I had the cavewoman look going on by the time I arrived
back at my office.
What I’ve come to
understand is that when I can’t wear a hat indoors (e.g., when I’m in
the office), my "go to" for more challenging hair days is the side pony
tail. This quick fix just helps me feel more put together; which, quite simply, puts me more at ease. The trick is: I always carry a couple of bobby
pins and a hair tie with me—just in case (smile). And, yes, they did come in handy yesterday!
Obviously, this hairstyle won't work for or appeal to everyone. And...not everyone worries about whether they are having a "bad hair day"(kudos to those who are there!). Nevertheless, I offer this post to those who do. My recommendation is that others explore what makes them, personally, feel more "pulled together." For me, it's the side pony. Someone else's "go to" could be hair gel. Possessing a simple "go to" strategy like this (and tapping into it when needed) merely adds to my overall sense of well-being.
Featured below are a
few past pics of me sporting my “go to” on challenging hair days...
Joy and peace, T.