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I like how seela can be both "the obviously native German speaker with a fake background" and "the girl who just had some German classes" at the same time.
I like how seela can be both "the obviously native German speaker with a fake background" and "the girl who just had some German classes" at the same time.
It’s Schrödinger’s seela.Yes, I can’t quite decide if it is magic or more like particle wave duality.
Oh yes!until you spread my legs
and see what pops out.
Wait, what?
You have a Babel fish in your fanny?
I like how seela can be both "the obviously native German speaker with a fake background" and "the girl who just had some German classes" at the same time.
Yes.Well that’s another thread gone to hell then, I suppose.
Why is it that if I curl my hair, on one side of my head the curls disappear in a heartbeat and on another they stick like a disease? Should I roll them in a different direction on the miserable side or what? What gives? I had completely forgotten about this sucky phenomenon.
Also, when I let my hair dry naturally, one side is always curlier than the other. Sigh. So therein might lie the rub, somehow.
Nope. When I curl my hair, the part is always wherever it feels like it wants to go that day, usually that’s middle-ish. I might part it on the side later, because a side part helps considerably with cowlick issues at the back of my head that make me look like I have a bald spot…Do you still have a side part?
The hair on top of my head behaves differently than that on the side around the ears (like right now it sticks out like I have whiskers ).
Nope. When I curl my hair, the part is always wherever it feels like it wants to go that day, usually that’s middle-ish. I might part it on the side later, because a side part helps considerably with cowlick issues at the back of my head that make me look like I have a bald spot…
Edit: leaving the part where it lands naturally also has no effect on this weird one sidedness of my curls.
I thought about picking up Hindi as my next language as well, but I think it’ll be a while before I’m up for a new one. I still have 18 units left in Welsh and it’s the course that I’m closest to finishing. I definitely want to finish a course before starting a new one. I have so many unfinished ones…So after finishing the Russian course on Duolingo, I guess I wanted to make life even harder for myself by picking up Hindi. Two or three weeks in, and I've finally made it to full words now! It took me this long to learn all the Devanagari script.
Why is it that if I curl my hair, on one side of my head the curls disappear in a heartbeat and on another they stick like a disease? Should I roll them in a different direction on the miserable side or what? What gives? I had completely forgotten about this sucky phenomenon.
Also, when I let my hair dry naturally, one side is always curlier than the other. Sigh. So therein might lie the rub, somehow.
Okay, I made an experiment. I curled my hair the other way and now the previously problematic side curled nicely and seems to be holding, the other side that was ok the last time is less good than before and seems to be losing the curl fast. So maybe I have to curl the sides of my head differently?Huh, hair is weird.
Hair is weird, indeed.
I wish I had that problem. LolOkay, I made an experiment. I curled my hair the other way and now the previously problematic side curled nicely and seems to be holding, the other side that was ok the last time is less good than before and seems to be losing the curl fast. So maybe I have to curl the sides of my head differently?
Hair is weird, indeed.
I went without for years. I read a lot more books back then.We choose not to have a television. This concerns friends and family.
That might be true, but clearly, at nearly 40 years old, I'm not going to clean every day, so that little bit of "advice" is useless to me.