Gone are the days of having the option of only choosing from the basic blue, green, or white scrubs. The variety of scrubs available today are plentiful. If you want to be set apart from the rest, Blue Sky Scrubs has an array of nursing scrubs and accessories, sure to meet one's individual taste.
Not only will you find customized scrub pants and scrub tops, but you'll also find hats, jackets and clothing for kids. So, if you're tired of the run of the mill and want to look different from your classmates and co-workers, check out Blue Sky Scrubs.
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Sunday, December 12, 2010
20 months locked!!
Greetings!!
I know I should be in the bed and up under the covers, but I deemed it urgent that I post these pics. Ok, maybe it's not all that urgent. Let's just say that I wanted to share with you all some before and after pics. December 1st marked my 20th month of lockdom. Yes, you heard me right. TWENTY MONTHS!!! WOOOOWWWW, is all I can say. I do go through periods when I want to remove every last single one of 'em because I can find at least one somewhat negative thing to say...However, I am accepting that they are not meant to be "perfect" and that I will drive myself bonkers trying to get them somewhere they'll never be.
When I did the big chop September 2008, I purposefully cut my hair into varying lengths to see if the "unevenness" would later become obvious. Well, it has. My locs look like they've been cut into layers --at least one side does anyway. Since I have not yet mastered how to strategically align captions under my pics, I will just describe them here. These pics are from BC to day1 to month 2 then month 20.
I know I should be in the bed and up under the covers, but I deemed it urgent that I post these pics. Ok, maybe it's not all that urgent. Let's just say that I wanted to share with you all some before and after pics. December 1st marked my 20th month of lockdom. Yes, you heard me right. TWENTY MONTHS!!! WOOOOWWWW, is all I can say. I do go through periods when I want to remove every last single one of 'em because I can find at least one somewhat negative thing to say...However, I am accepting that they are not meant to be "perfect" and that I will drive myself bonkers trying to get them somewhere they'll never be.
When I did the big chop September 2008, I purposefully cut my hair into varying lengths to see if the "unevenness" would later become obvious. Well, it has. My locs look like they've been cut into layers --at least one side does anyway. Since I have not yet mastered how to strategically align captions under my pics, I will just describe them here. These pics are from BC to day1 to month 2 then month 20.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
My Baby's Braidlocs - 4 Months...almost
The time sure is passing by fast. We're a few hours away from December. The next thing you know it'll be 2011. December 8th will mark my baby's 4-month locaversary. I'm noticing that her braids are:
Kinky hair can be deceiving. You can braid your hair one day and it'll hang past your shoulder blades. A few days later, it's up near your ear. My baby's braids started out at a decent length. Now almost 4 months later, her hair has shrank and the ends of her hair are coiling...starting the loc process.
On day one, the parts in her hair were obvious. As time goes on, the parts, the braids expand and the hair becomes thicker. See the transformation for yourself....
Day 1
Month 1
- Getting fuzzy/frizzy
- Shrinking and forming tight coils on the ends
- Becoming more dense
Kinky hair can be deceiving. You can braid your hair one day and it'll hang past your shoulder blades. A few days later, it's up near your ear. My baby's braids started out at a decent length. Now almost 4 months later, her hair has shrank and the ends of her hair are coiling...starting the loc process.
On day one, the parts in her hair were obvious. As time goes on, the parts, the braids expand and the hair becomes thicker. See the transformation for yourself....
Day 1
Month 1
Near Month 4
Friday, November 26, 2010
Auto Repair & Weatherization
Ever go to a dealership or repair shop and almost faint after hearing how much it's going to cost to get your car fixed? Well, there's a way for you to compare prices without having to drive all around town. This is how it works. At Repair Pal , when you receive an estimate from a shop, you can go to Repair Pal's site, type in the repair job, then get an estimate of how much that particular job is going to cost. This ensures that you're given a fair price.
Now, by a show of hands, how many of you have that persistent yellowish-orange "Check Engine Light" warning that illuminates no matter what you do? Click here to find a list of possible solutions to this nagging problem, or to determine if there even is a problem.
It's no secret that the Midwest gets hit with all types of weather. That's why it's important to keep your car weatherized. If you're in the Chicago area, here are some auto repair shops that have gotten impressive reviews. Check 'em out for yourself.
Now, by a show of hands, how many of you have that persistent yellowish-orange "Check Engine Light" warning that illuminates no matter what you do? Click here to find a list of possible solutions to this nagging problem, or to determine if there even is a problem.
It's no secret that the Midwest gets hit with all types of weather. That's why it's important to keep your car weatherized. If you're in the Chicago area, here are some auto repair shops that have gotten impressive reviews. Check 'em out for yourself.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Testing
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