I'm liking this blonde look. Really different. Chuck calls it my karaoke hair, and Fred says it is so, "These Boots are Made for Walkin'." Whattya think?
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About Me
- Pat Wente
- Houston, Texas, United States
- • Married to Chuck McCabe; stepmom of Claire McCabe. Owner/mom of Casey-the-dog, whose photo appears in numerous places throughout this site. Ann counted; there are more of Casey than there are of Claire. Tip o' the hat, Ann. • Currently attempting to keep my blog up to date. Facebook is fun but it doesn't give me the room to stretch.
8 comments:
as I said in my email, it's totally oolala, boom-chicka! and the darker roots are a nice effect. very uma edgy.
I like the roots--kind of like the girls I used to be scared of in junior high.
Margaret (once and future nerd)
I don't know about the hair. I think it might make you look like you're from Mississippi. It's definitely a 70's look. It's hilarious that they made it with dark roots.
But good Lord, you're so skinny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your butt looks like it's a size four!
(I emailed this to Pat and she asked me to post it. Could it have anything to do with my comments on her tush? No, she's not that vain. Or at least she wasn't until she turned blonde.)
Amy M
If you tell me it's due to the wig, you'd better be UPS-ing one up here to me today.
I think the wigs rocks! I asked Pat if Chuck was happy because it seem he's dating three women now...
Beth
Not sure why, but I DO like it. And the roots give you that "Don't mess with me" attitudinal look. You go, girl!!
Brenda
The blonde's a good one, and even better in real life than in the picture.
Since I'm fantisizing about your new look, what are the other choices?
My other options will be posted as soon as I get the makeup right. They are a dark brown "pixie" look and a multi-colored shag.
I wonder how shy people do this cancer thing.
Love the blonde look. I agree that it has that "Ready boots. Start walking" look to it. It really is great in person. I can't believe they make wigs with dark roots. I'm sure some extensive marketing research went into the decision to introduce a "dark root" product line.
Carol G.
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