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Laughing Crow's Pagan Musings

1^stday ofSeptemberin the year2010

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laughingcrow:

I’m dying my hair tomorrow. I’m a natural strawberry blonde, and people are almost mad at me I want to change my color….yes I know it’s a pretty color and I’m damn greatful to have pretty hair, but I need a change. It’s not like hairdye is really all that permanent. I want to go with a different shade of red, maybe with some pink thrown in for fun. I’m talking waaay red. Shit…is it wrong to want to change up my color for the sake of change?

My hair now:

http://rimm.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d1nvfik

Your haircolor is really pretty, but it doesn’t mean you have to be stuck with it all your life. People told me my hair is pretty but I dyed it anyway and I haven’t ever regretted it. It’s not stupid to want to dye your hair just for the sake of change. Change can be good. :)

Thanks. (hugs) You’re awesome. :)

bondagemaenad reblogged this from laughingcrow and added:

agreed. not life altering. so do it do it do it. now how do i get strawberry blond hair?
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laughingcrow reblogged this from nishae and added:

Thanks. (hugs) You’re awesome. :)
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Laughing Crow is Ann's blog alias. Ann is an eclectic neopagan with some witchy leanings. Her mother's father's grandmother immigrated from Sweden, after she married an LDS man, to Idaho. She made her living reading tarot cards and acting as a spiritual medium. Tarot card reading can be found in nearly every branch of her family, and it's only fitting she follow in their footsteps. An armchair astrologer and pagan activist, Ann enjoys teaching others and learning, and she prides herself on her open mind and creativity. She lives with her soul mate, golden retriever, and black cat in Idaho.
Ann is a full-time student of anthropology and english with emphasis in folklore/mythology, religion, and linguistics, but is happy to use any freetime she gets answering questions. Contact her at mcdeann@isu.edu.

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