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My Mom Will Love This Post ;o)

So, remember when you & Dad left me home for a long weekend with Ali when we were 14 and we shaved our heads and dyed our hair without asking? And then you bleached mine to pumpkin orange then re-dyed it to black. You didn’t care if my hair was black, the point was that I didn’t ask first.

Well I am not necessarily asking since I am 37 but I am informing you that there will be head shaving happening here soon…this humidity is killing me and I don’t think I can stand the underneath part of my hair becoming dreadlocks every other day any longer. I shaved Josh’s hair in to a mohawk (how his hair is meant to be naturally I have decided ;o)) tonight to help keep him cool at work. He wears his hats all the time anyways but with such thick, wavy dark hair it gets pretty hot. As soon as I was done and looked at him it was like he was 16 again! Weird yet not weird at all. Until we reconnected the last couple years and his hair was longer, grown out, I had only known Josh with a mohawk. Always, always I coveted his perfect dark wavy mohawk. Now I get to touch it and fondle it all I want. 
And as far as my hair goes; ringlet sideburns, shaved sides, that’s where it’s heading. No crazy colors this time around though…at least not right now…that is Cori’s thing lately with purple and blue ;o) 

So, that is my hair processing for tonight…now to get a good night’s sleep so I can shave with a steady hand!

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Knitting Olympics ~ Ravelympics Runup

It’s an Olympics summer! That means a few things but mostly it means that there is a Ravelympics going on and I am on Team Temptress!
For those of you that live under a rock, the knitting Olympics start at the Opening Ceremonies and your project/projects must be finished by the end of the Closing Ceremonies.
I have participated since 2008 and it’s really fun to push myself  with a project that should be impossible to get done in that time frame.  Not sure what I will do this time around, I have a couple of months to decide and gather the yarn.  It may be a new design or an intricate pattern or multiple projects. Never know!

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My Sunday Status Update

Chauntel Lee Ensey
My husband knows me too well,”You just wish we were all robots, you could tap our touchscreens and make us do your bidding. X out all the animals that you can’t make yarn from. Oh, and you would keep the people that make the knitting needles. And we’ll hook up an IV of coffee.” LMAO — with Josh Ensey.
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