Saturday, February 19, 2011
Sweet Cheeks: Natural High
Sweet Cheeks: Natural High: "A couple years ago my neighbors, that are brilliant in most every way, came up with a plan to plant the city easement strips (the strip of ..."
Natural High
A couple years ago my neighbors, that are brilliant in most every way, came up with a plan to plant the city easement strips (the strip of land between the street and the sidewalk) with crocus. So one fall day we all drilled holes and dropped hundreds of bulbs into holes and called it a day. The next February, I remember coming home one day and seeing little peeking blooms around. Sigh.
Each year the show gets a bit better and each year it makes me giddy with the knowledge that spring is truly just around the corner, and the long hibernation if over.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Sweet Cheeks: Sun, Love, Forest Hill Park and a Windy Day
Sweet Cheeks: Sun, Love, Forest Hill Park and a Windy Day: "I love to go out to eat. Really. I love everything about it. I like getting out of mommy clothes and getting into wife clothes ;) I like t..."
Sun, Love, Forest Hill Park and a Windy Day
I love to go out to eat. Really. I love everything about it. I like getting out of mommy clothes and getting into wife clothes ;) I like taking the time to get all smacey. I like the time alone with my husband. I love a well crafted cocktail. Because I love to cook I love to see what is new on the food scene. Because Richmond is a food town I have a plethora of restaurants to choose from that will no doubt leave my belly full and me feeling heady over the whole night. Sigh.
So you would think that my Valentines plans would have involved a hot new strapless dress that hugs my curves like Joan off of Madmen, or a perfectly made cocktail at Juleps. You would think.
My husband, instead, said to me when he left that morning. Make sure you are home by noon. He had that special mischief in his eyes that made me ask, “so should the kids be with me?” He said yes.
Hmmm??
So at noon he comes home, gets the kids jackets on and tells me we are going for a picnic. We have been having this odd warm spell here and it has been glorious after a dull, grey winter. So off to Forest Hill we romped. We set out a blanket, ate lunch, the kids romped on the playground, Joel and I laid in the sun. The kids jumped on us and made us come play. They rolled on the ground, we all laid in the sun together. We got, snuggles, and giggles and wiggles and hugs.
And there is no cocktail, or fancy dress better. And I fall a little more in love. Sigh.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Sweet Cheeks: DIY Shampoo
Sweet Cheeks: DIY Shampoo: "To be honest, I have read about this for a while. However, I still choose to buy my insanely expensive sulfate free shampoo over the interne..."
DIY Shampoo
To be honest, I have read about this for a while. However, I still choose to buy my insanely expensive sulfate free shampoo over the internet instead of trying it. I just could not reconcile the concept. In my mind the baking soda would leave my hair chalky and filmy and the vinegar would leave it stripped and dry.
I am not sure what motivated me to finally try it, perhaps it was bucking up the $12 to ship the shampoo that cost far to much because I can’t find any sulfate free stuff in Richmond. I wish I had been smart enough to try this PRIOR to order the stuff.
My hair is super, SUPER thin. I have a ton of it, but each hair itself is thin. This worked great for my hair. Left it super shiny and soft. I have some friend with different hair types trying it and will post back letting you know how it worked for them.
I found the recipe here. http://www.instructables.com/id/Homemade-Shampoo/step10/NO-POO/
Give it a try! I would love to hear your feedback!
Can’t beat it, 100% natural, 100% easy, 100% cheap. Love it!
I am not sure what motivated me to finally try it, perhaps it was bucking up the $12 to ship the shampoo that cost far to much because I can’t find any sulfate free stuff in Richmond. I wish I had been smart enough to try this PRIOR to order the stuff.
My hair is super, SUPER thin. I have a ton of it, but each hair itself is thin. This worked great for my hair. Left it super shiny and soft. I have some friend with different hair types trying it and will post back letting you know how it worked for them.
I found the recipe here. http://www.instructables.com/id/Homemade-Shampoo/step10/NO-POO/
Give it a try! I would love to hear your feedback!
Can’t beat it, 100% natural, 100% easy, 100% cheap. Love it!
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Sweet Cheeks: Love, Naturally…
Sweet Cheeks: Love, Naturally…: "I know I told you the next post would be about a “shampoo” that you could make yourself, and I do promise that I will get that up tomorrow..."
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