Julie's Journal

I got a new kind of hair color today. It’s almost the same color, but a different brand. It’s Garnier 100% Mahogany Red Brown, and it was on sale at Target for $6.94. It will probably wash out in a week. That’s what I get for buying cheap hair color. I really need to go to the salon and have it professionally done. The back of the box said, “Don’t use if you have a tattoo.” Huh?

[tags]Garnier hair color, mahogany red hair[/tags]

I was looking some more on that supplement website and found this Phentermine stuff. Of course it’s suppose to boost your metabolism and increase your energy, all while suppressing your appetite. I just don’t see much need for these kind of products. If you eat the proper food, and get exercise, then you should be able to keep the weight off naturally. Isn’t that stuff suppose to increase your heart rate and make you feel like you are on speed anyway? Yuck.

[tags]appetite suppressant, Phentermine, supplements[/tags]

Look how cheap this Dr. Pepper is! They set a limit on the amount you could get at 2. So I bought 2, and my mother used my card and bought 2. I really wish we could have gone back up there later in the day to get more. With prices that cheap, it’s hard to tell the boys to, just drink water!

[tags]cheap soda, Dr. Pepper, store prices, groceries[/tags]

I am a member of the Area108 Alien Nation. All it really means is that I get emails from them on area concerts, contest, and events around the city before they announce them on the air. Today I got another email from them asking me to go do their survey on how I felt about their radio station, and the radio in general. Normally I would do this, but I had to be honest with them and say, “I haven’t listened to your station in a year.” Since getting Sirius radio over a year ago, the local stations have fallen by the wayside never to be tuned into my radio again. I don’t miss them at all.

[tags]Area 108 Radio, Sirius Radio, terrestrial radio[/tags]

Between emails, message boards, IM’s, and chat rooms, the human voice has been lost. Many people read into the typed word to fit their preconceived notions about the person writing it. This can take a turn for the worse as I quickly found out a few weeks ago. I thought about how nice it would be if I just knew this persons phone number so could pick up the phone and call.

While stumbling around the internet today I found a new and interesting way to take social networking to the next level. It’s called ccube.com and it connects people all over the world through their cell phones. As a member you can record your voice so your readers can actually hear your voice before reading your typed words. By hearing their voice profile first, you get a better feeling about that person before deciding to make contact. It’s a more efficient way to increase your odds of making a lasting social connection. Join ccube.com for FREE at www.ccube.com

[tags]social networking, mobile social network, lasting social connection[/tags]