My week just doesn’t seem to be slowing down. Yesterday felt like a shop til’ you drop kind of day. I ran out of my favorite Curl Power spray, which forced me to go drop a pretty good chunk of change on a new bottle. I can’t live without this stuff, I’ve been using it since High School and to keep a hair product that long is something out of the ordinary in my world. Keep in mind, I’ve had this current bottle over a year. It’s not very often that I wear my hair curly, unless I go to sleep with it wet and then it’s WW III on getting my hair back to normal, or at least to where I can go out in public normal. If you have curly hair, you probably know what I mean. I’ve only been able to find this product at Ulta and I’m thankful there is one in Norman so it’s not a huge hassle when I do run out. I strongly recommend this product, it really works wonders. A few new things I did pick up are made by Bed Head. I haven’t used them yet, but plan to soon. I’ll keep you posted on how they turn out, but from reading reviews I’m sure I’m going to love them.
To add a bit of excitement to my day I also watched my Mini-Me. Her dad has been calling her my Mini-Me for awhile now, all on account because of her attitude and spunkyness. Oh yes, this makes me laugh every time I hear it. Mini-Me is an adorable kiddo (if I must say so myself) I met her back in February and I’ve watched her a few times since then. She absolutely loves to give kisses. I first realized this in February when we were taking photos and her parents told her to give me a kiss. Let’s just say there was more tongue than anything else. She has since perfected her kissing technique, so I got plenty of them yesterday on both of my cheeks, with and without tongue. Yesterday did prove it’s new challenges because Mini-Me has learned the word “No” and even more so how to use it. I did my best not to laugh, but some of the things she said were just too funny. She kept telling her mom “No more Meds” or when I asked her to put on her shoes the answer was “No”; then she would go get her shoes and put them on. Crazy kid. I love her to pieces. We played, danced and read a few books. She’s learning how to twirl; something I taught her how to do after we watched Tinkerbell last time. I love teaching her new things. She even used a fork almost correctly yesterday while she was eating her dinner. I’m going to miss her & her family while they’re out of town until October. All in all I had a lot of fun hanging out with a 20 month old.
