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| So many questions |
| 07.18.05 (6:34 am) [edit] |
|
What's a good eye cream? What happened to my spare razor? Why is it so hot and uncomfortable? When am I going to get a chance to do my photography homework? What else was on my mind? Why do I get heartburn in moments of stress? What's a good way to get rid of heartburn? What time am I going out for dinner tomorrow night? When am I going to get a chance to wash my hair? |
posted by: jennjr (reply)
post date: 07.18.05 (6:48 am)
Hmm...can't answer them all, but here's a couple answers:
Oil of Olay regenerist = good eye cream
Pepcid AC = heartburn savior - you probably get the heartburn because you don't eat as much under stress?
Okay, so I can't answer too many, but I tried. :)
Oh, and wipe those skeeter bites with rubbing alcohol. It'll help dry them up quicker.
posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 07.18.05 (8:36 am)
Reply to: jennjr
*L* Thanks for trying!! Whenever I get heartburn from stress, it's a sudden attack from the moment that brings me over the edge! Ugh. I hate getting them.
posted by: princessapricot (reply)
post date: 07.19.05 (9:27 pm)
Here's a trick for when you can't get to your hair: baby powder. It absorbs the oils in your hair and leaves it smelling clean. Just make sure you rub it in well so you don't look like you're prematurely graying...something my mom was happy to point out this weekend. My first gray hair. ACK!
posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 07.20.05 (11:54 am)
Reply to: princessapricot
Isn't there something else that is not as stinky as baby powder?? Did you pull out that grey hair??
posted by: princessapricot (reply)
post date: 07.20.05 (2:04 pm)
Reply to: rosietulips
Tee hee. It magically fell out on its own. So, I must not be ready to be grey just yet if the hairs are jumping ship on their own :)
As for alternate to baby powder, some people use corn starch. You just need something with that kind of base to absorb the oils...it's up to you: smell like a baby's butt or grandma's kitchen? :)
posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 07.25.05 (12:09 am)
Reply to: princessapricot
Corn starch -- now that I do have. I don't want to look like I have dandruff, either!
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