Missing Nina

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Missing Nina

by deana24 @ 2008-09-20 – 23:51:12

My hairdresser has broken her hand.

Girls go: "Oh my God! How can you survive? Are you on valium? This is a tragedy. How will you cope?"

Boys go: "aw". I might add here my hairdresser is seriously gorgeous. Boys go "AWWWWWW!!!!!" *Better*

Today I let someone else cut my hair. It cost me £16 more because he own the flamin' salon and yes, it's all right and everything, even though Nibs thinks I look like a "schoolboy in mascara", but I miss her. Man; not the same. Chat; not the same. Cut; not the same.

I can't believe she's been that clumsy *says she who fainted into a door and still has slight bump over left brow*. But Nina fell really badly and squished knuckles and stuff apparently. Poor lamb. She's had two operations.

Get better (back) soon, Nina, and please be better by November 15 or I'll have no hair for Christmas! (Unless Santa sends me a wig!)

BIG kiss better XX
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- MissyMouse
- 2008-09-20 @ 23:54:09
I love my hairdresser and would be suicidal should she break her hand!
- - deana24
  - 2008-09-20 @ 23:59:03
  As personal crises go I see this as major.
  
  I'm planning media coverage for a royal visit, I'm organising an all staff event for up to 700 people. That, piece of cake.
  
  Hairdresser injured. Utter nightmare. Thank you for your sympathy, Missy. xx
  - - Tentativeplotfinder
    - 2008-09-21 @ 00:13:57
    I'd rather do the media coverage and the event organisation than go to the hairdresser... but, when I go, I like it to be the one I like!!
    
    So, deep sympathies.
    - - deana24
      - 2008-09-21 @ 00:36:40
      They're both in the same week too, but the hair thing has been the only thing to have me wandering the streets looking like a stunned rabbit while mouthing 'Nooooooooooo!" silently.
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- SeasideMan ^Pro
- 2008-09-21 @ 00:02:13
What's the big deal about hair cuts? How bad would it be really really, if it didn't get cut for 3 months or so?

Tom.
- - deana24
  - 2008-09-21 @ 00:03:52
  It's not bad... it's just not the same. I look like Jean Seberg (though not that dead).
  - - SeasideMan ^Pro
    - 2008-09-21 @ 00:17:44
    Since Jean Seberg looked utterly lovely in Breathless, I am failing to see a problem here!
    
    Tom.
    - - deana24
      - 2008-09-21 @ 00:37:25
      She was also about 17.
      - SeasideMan ^Pro
        
        2008-09-21 @ 00:42:54
        
        So, isn't that a good thing?
        
        Tom.
        
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        deana24
        
        2008-09-21 @ 00:52:43
        
        I feel a bit... exposed!
        
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        SeasideMan ^Pro
        
        2008-09-21 @ 00:59:16
        
        That's all good from my end!
        
        Tom.
        
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- Juzzzy
- http://juzzzy.blog.co.uk
- 2008-09-21 @ 00:02:22
My hair got cut today, too.

Lots.

I'll be out again in February.
- - deana24
  - 2008-09-21 @ 00:04:41
  I deffo need a wooly hat this winter!
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- soyunperdedor ^Pro
- http://soyunperdedor.blog.co.uk
- 2008-09-21 @ 00:30:55
I haven't been able to afford my hairdresser since July *sniff* therefore I haven't had it cut or coloured at all, and I am starting to sport a do known as Le Freak. I miss Dan
- - deana24
  - 2008-09-21 @ 00:39:17
  Ah, your Big Brother hairdresser.
  
  At least you could tie yours back or concoct something of an updo. I'm down to pulling tufts about!
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- Usksider ^Pro
- http://www.usksider.co.uk
- 2008-09-21 @ 01:51:48
Erm....

You went somewhere else and it cost you sixteen quid more than normal? How the hell much did you pay?

I have a haircut... the trim my beard... trim my eyebrows... trim my ear hair... chat about all kinds of girly things (yes, I go to a lady hairdresser too)... make me coffee... supply magazines and newspapers... and all for £8.00...

You're obviously going to the wrong places!
- - deana24
  - 2008-09-24 @ 08:25:04
  I know - it's outrageous. I'm a slave to my glamour - quite literally on what i earn.
  - - Usksider ^Pro
    - http://www.usksider.co.uk
    - 2008-09-24 @ 19:50:49
    A slave to glamour? Well of course you are... you're a woman!
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- kendersrule ^Pro
- 2008-09-21 @ 03:33:44
fainting doesn't count as clumsy, you have to be //conscious// to be clumsy
- - deana24
  - 2008-09-24 @ 08:25:36
  qood point - thanx
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- blayka
- 2008-09-23 @ 15:16:06
Nina's work is quite remarkable: your hair looked great the last time I saw you. I hope the replacement hairdresser is not too much of a pain.
- - deana24
  - 2008-09-24 @ 08:26:33
  He likes to talk about business... it's not the same. I miss her.
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