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I’ve stepped out of my comfort zone a lot lately… which is really weird for me.
Example A. I finally gave in and let a friend highlight my hair a few weeks ago. Actually, we did some root-touch ups to cover my gray strands up. We decided on a “medium golden brown” that ended up barely standing out - which was perfect.
So Saturday we went back and decided to go for real highlights - “warm bronze”. I like the results, but parts of my hair kept more of the color than others, so I can’t part my hair down the middle anymore because of those areas.
I also let my friend cut my hair a good two inches and layered it, which I have NEVER let anyone else do other than my usual lady back home. To me, paying $35 for a haircut is okay - because I know it will get done the way I like it. Besides, twice a year really isn’t that often… but now that I know I have someone else to cut it - oh the possibilities…
Example B. I went with the same friend to a Catholic church on Easter.
I’d like to consider myself religious. I believe in God and blah blah blah - that wasn’t sarcasm, that was me avoiding religious talk because it makes people feel uncomfortable or something. But I don’t go to church, like at all. I haven’t been consistently in at least four years, possibly more. So the Catholic church experience was… interesting, in a good way. I didn’t feel awkward, out of place, or anything.
Example C. I’ve started eating spinach… in really small amounts. I think this is self-explanatory - I used to hate it, I’ll eat it now in moderation.
So I’m taking suggestions on what else I should try… any suggestions?
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