rain fluff and hair bows

today it is rainy again. hmm... maybe i couldn't live in a rainy place after all... two day of nonstop occasional light showers and i am starting to have major cabin fever - i can't go to the movies again, i just can't do it!! a small child rustled it's various candy wrappers nonstop for two hours, the big screen made me feel nauseous (is it just me... i always feel sick at the movies) and i sat through every commercial for coca cola ever made. oh and ice age: dawn of the dinosaurs was filled with suspenseful moments that made it almost impossible to nap through - PLUS my phone's screen was too bright to surf without everyone glaring at me (assholes! tara's t alter is around today:) sure the movies were entirely free (minus $6 bucket of stone cold greasy popcorn) but it still absolutely sucked and i am back where i started with hating going to the movies...

i just accidentally ate all the fluff that had accumulated on my chair and for some reason put in my coffee cup for 'safe keeping' when the cup wasn't empty - that was dumb :|

not to mention that i feel like i have a tick burrowing it's hooks into my head. i think the cowlick thing is just bent over but the feeling is driving me insane! must wash my hair in sink with washing-up liquid and clorox clean-up stat and get rid of that invisible tick feeling

i only have two questions about this hair bow - who and why????! sure it's very pretty and all - and it's even made in France, no less... but can you imagine if it fell out and landed in the toilet at Newark airport as you were making a mercy dash between flights and you had to rinse out your $500 hair bow in the sink and try to press it dry with paper towels then stick it back in your hair slightly damp and a little yellow... nope, $500 is just too much for a hair bow ;) hair bows should cost less than $10 and be entirely disposable :)

off to ponder what there is to do in OC in the rain with children - back later xoxoxox