and boy are my arms tired.
May. 20th, 2009 10:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
holliI'm about halfway through pin-curling my hair, and I'm taking a break, because-- see above. I also have this problem while French braiding. Pin curls are magic, though: I pin up my (dry) hair before bed, tie a scarf around my head, and go to sleep. In the morning, I wake up, take out the pins, and inside of ten minutes have pretty, pretty, 1940s-y hair. [eta: I talked about the haircut last week, didn't I? Doy.] I even seem to be having some luck keeping the frizz under control-- this is my first try with some new anti-frizz stuff, so we'll see if that works.
In fannish news, I have seen new!Trek twice and, in my usual contrary fashion, have latched on to Sulu and Chekov to the exclusion of all else. Well, Uhura is awesome too. And Scotty. But mostly Sulu and Chekov. I kind of feel, watching Kirk, that I am seeing a vastly doucheier version of John Crichton on my screen. I am aware that this is because of a big recursive loop wherein Crichton subverts Kirk and I guess now Kirk subverts Crichton or something, but I still can't get the thought out of my head. I think it's the faces Chris Pine makes when people punch him. They strike me as very Browder-y.
In fannish news, I have seen new!Trek twice and, in my usual contrary fashion, have latched on to Sulu and Chekov to the exclusion of all else. Well, Uhura is awesome too. And Scotty. But mostly Sulu and Chekov. I kind of feel, watching Kirk, that I am seeing a vastly doucheier version of John Crichton on my screen. I am aware that this is because of a big recursive loop wherein Crichton subverts Kirk and I guess now Kirk subverts Crichton or something, but I still can't get the thought out of my head. I think it's the faces Chris Pine makes when people punch him. They strike me as very Browder-y.
