hair liberation and pants calls.

So I finally cut my longish hair and got a bob. At the salon I was scared to go too short so I inadvertently had the lady cut my with a little extra at the back. It flipped out of course, since my hair is horrible like that and every other layer flips in opposing directions, so when I got home I went crazy with some kitchen shears and chopped off the back myself. (Even though I have a perfectly good pair of hair cutting scissors from my stint in cosmetology in high school). But I was too lazy to find them... they might still be in San Francisco anyway.

So yay I have an angled-ish bob. I had my mom even out the back and I like it. I was always scared to go too short because of horrible Asian bowl cut memories from my childhood. Shiz, I still have the embarrassing "professional" elementary school photos of me, with freshly pruned hair, a red pooh (Winnie XP) sweater, and umbrella. Oh yea, sans front teeth. URGG. In stickers too.

Add to my shorter hair phobia is the fact that I have a very angular jaw. Looking back at pictures from when I weighed a LOT less my square face looked pretty good. But as the pounds have crept in my cheeks have gotten about a bajillion times bigger so yeah, now my face is pretty roundy-square. ICK.

But I like this cut. Its not all short layered and horrible like I've had before. Big jaw/cheeks do not go with short layers -_-

This is the first shortish haircut I've had that I didn't hate. So know I know, no drastic layers if my hair is short. Its new and I spend a lot less time drying my hair. YAY again.

So anyway I'm about to check urban dictionary for a word that I just kinda fell upon. I dunno if other people have this problem, but since my name starts with an A, people are more likely to "pants call" me. As in, call me accidentally, since I'm usually up there in their address book. Gah.

Also I just watched Knowing (Nicolas Cage), with my dad last night. At first when I saw the previews I didn't know why I hadn't heard of it before. After watching I know now. So this movie could have been mildly entertaining, but about halfway through it, my left eyebrow was permanently arched up into the "wtffffuz?" expression. It was like AI but the beginning wasn't that good, the story sucked, the acting sucked, and omfg the plot. I didn't know Cage could act that badly? IDK. How many movies I've watched my dad expecting something... kinda decent, I guess, but ending with aliens. LOL. At least Push was decent. It was what I expected. Mildly entertaining with a lot of predictability. And no random alien endings.

So Knowing was this in a nutshell: Thriller/Horror beginning> Horrible Acting> WTF story line>Aliens and some oddly placed CGI. hookay.