In the roll of an eye...xx

Do you roll......your eyes? This was mentioned on Home Sweet Hollywood. The mom- ager at InventoriLA, Sally, rolls her eyes. Maybe it was a trend in the 80's and now grown women continue to do so! Sally was a big time roller and probably rolled her eyes at me, too! Tori is not above the roll either! Tori rolled for me twice. Once when i said she looked beautiful...no debate she did! The other time, it was in empathy. I shared with her the fact that my daughter hates side pony tails, so i do not wear them. Tori rolled her eyes as if to say...the mother/daughter relationship can be a complicated one. Tori knows that very well! Men can roll as well and I would be a miss not to say. I got out of an abusive relationship when my son rolled his eyes at me. I thought I'm not going to be that woman that stays and stays and stays. That was eight years ago. How mighty the rollll...xx

Pet Rock moment...xx

I joke i need a pet rock moment. A trend of some kind to take off. A product or accessory.. I think i've got it! My TURN - over- stone. My motto for years .......leave no stone unturned. Beautiful hand painted stones. By CJ. Says TURN on one side...what's on the other side? You have to turn it over to find out! Inspirational, motivational....... This could be it! This could be HUGE! Intro price $10 xx

Cut it out! xx

I have mixed feelings about Demi and other celebs discussing their cutting experiences. As a self abuser myself, i do not want this glorified or becoming a trend. The fact the Miss L then tattooed over the cutting is bizarre. Posing for pics, even more bizarre. I hear there is cutting in a new video! Self abuse is not the answer. Talk to someone b4 you hurt yourself or others. Be kind to yourself, love yourself! oo xx

Mo,faux and fro Hawks!

For JEN - Jen's List with love! - I was recently asked my opinion and here it is! When raising kids, don't do more that you have to. Once you start something it is hard to stop it. The mother in question has 3 boys ...5 actually, but that's another blog. :) Three, school aged boys who want to follow the latest trend. I say.. wait till summer. Mohawks can take on a life of their own with colors and length. I was at a dance recital when a mom walked in with her 3ft- tall, tri- colored, mohawked son. The hair was 3 feet high, not the kid. Everyone tried not to stare, but it was freakish. If you decide to do it, set limits before hand. How many colors, how many inches or feet long and how many hours per day can be spent on it. You are already in x3! This could be time consuming, especially during morning rush hour. Hair products multiplied, also get expensive, although you might be able to find a giant tube of blue gel at Costo, for families with multiples! Either way, your boys are beautiful! JMO... as a grandma.........xx