Today has been such a WAH day

I woke up only to find that once again thOm had played a DJ set at Low End Theory.. AGAIN.

please no one judge me for wanting to be the table that he's thrusting at two minutes and fifty one seconds into this video....

my love/lust for this man has no bounds

speaking of which

EVERYONE IS HATING ON HIS HAIR

his lovely

greasy

long

hair

I'm probably one of the few who doesn't mind the hobo look. But that's because I met him as a hobo, so

I started decorating my room today.

I'm doing The Eraser artwork all around my room

and then this on the middle wall where the fireplace would've been:

except bears on the top and bordering it

I can't believe how slow I am at the whole painting thing though. My dad is painting the kitchen this lovely bright orange and he's already done an entire base coat, and I have just done one strip in the same amount of time! Half of which was already done beforehand!

Also, I won't be seeing Georgia on Saturday which SUCKS and it looks like I won't be in AS MUCH contact with her for the next couple of days. This sucks even more, our Thonniness is what gets me through these dire days and if you take away that then you're killing thOm. But we'll get round it, afufufufufufufa

I leave you for now with two very special dancing GIFs for two very different reasons

i dyed my sister's hair last night and this morning

i highlighted it with this garnier stuff, it's worked quite well apart from the fact that i have bleached her shirt and unfortunately left a couple of patches of super blondness on her hair.

i think she likes it mostly, it's just there's this blatant blond streak right on the fore front of her hair line, which is quite distracting.

it's sort of like a blond sweeney todd:

it's a glorious day today, and i wish there was somewhere easily accessible for me to spend it. however there's not, when you live where i do there's not really anything spectacularly naturalistic to splendour upon. my options are either the infested castle park or the concrete jungle of town. nice one. this is why i want to move away into the country.

speaking of which, i saw the first house i can actually imagine living in the other day. it's in fingringhoe and is a similar size to ours. it definitely needs some work done to it but it has an ideal conservatory/work room for all of my instruments and art stuff. externally it probably isn't the most attractive looking house, it looks like something in white city if i'm honest. the main focal point of interest for me was the garden's gate. there's this adorable little gateway which leads on to an immense amount of public footpaths and fields, you can walk all the way down to the creek, which is amazing. i can definitely picture us living there and so far it's probably the best bet i've seen so far, however this is all completely hypothetical until we've actually found a buyer for our house.

50% stage

I'm gonna go over it with some actual blonde dye tomorrow (mainly the roots cos they're really dark in comparision now ha!)

This is what I used for todays adventures though:

I would reccommend this to anyone I know. I used one regular strength box and it got my hair to go quite a few shades lighter (to say the least). It picks up on the lightest pigment in your hair and basically dissolves any other colour. Considering the part of hair that was used for it had had everything from bleach to purple to red to a dark brown on the verge of black I'm really pleased with the result.

The best bit is the fact that unlike most other commercial colour strippers, it doesn't contain any peroxide/bleach/etc.. I don't quite know how it works, but it's left my hair feeling a lot lighter due to the immense amount of colour that it's removed!

Bravo Mr.Cornwall!