09/16/09 01:22:00AM @matted-dew:
WOW, India must be superrr interesting!Dont worry about relationship, all will work out and come your wayKarma shall follow you.Namaste
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09/16/09 01:12:13AM @amma-niradhara:
thank you - this foto was taken navaratri the week i had begun the backcombing and the woman who helped me decked me out with so much whistles and bells and shells i didnt keep that for long. when i got to see my grandsons after being in india 8 months i cut the shells out and gave them each a dread ful of cowries. i kept the 2 lulus. i been wearing my prayers with feathers since 1991 and still do with the dreds. i took my long slippery straight hair to Kali Ma a year ago. it was long overdue. about 7 yrs ago with an illness i was abandoned by my man and he LOVED my long straight hair. worshipped it. this has been a theme all my life. in spite of my urge to dred it then, (with my divorce 27 yrs ago i cut it ALL off to a short red bitch cut) this time i held onto it way too long and realized that this was probably the outer manifestation of why i am still totally alone and not started another relationship since. i knew cutting was anger against males and my feminine nature and didnt want to go there again. my closest female friend has super perfected long long dreds. all of the men i know with dreds are much much younger though. i think i had an inner fear i would no longer be attractive to anyone and men LOVED my long straight hair but as someone here said vanity attracts same. and that is always a heartache waiting to happen when they dont love what im all about. it was during the time i met a man (not a relationship) my own age with nice long natural neglected dreds that i knew it was time. with hair so long just letting it go without some help to start would be a disaster so i didnt do it until i met up with a woman who could get it goin for me. then it happened fast. she added 8 synthetic dreds she said i had gaps of scalp but i also took those out after 2 months they SUCKED! and guess what - i dont see the gaps.
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09/16/09 12:49:44AM @matted-dew:
beautiful.You seem to radiate.
WOW, India must be superrr interesting!Dont worry about relationship, all will work out and come your wayKarma shall follow you.Namaste
thank you - this foto was taken navaratri the week i had begun the backcombing and the woman who helped me decked me out with so much whistles and bells and shells i didnt keep that for long. when i got to see my grandsons after being in india 8 months i cut the shells out and gave them each a dread ful of cowries. i kept the 2 lulus. i been wearing my prayers with feathers since 1991 and still do with the dreds. i took my long slippery straight hair to Kali Ma a year ago. it was long overdue. about 7 yrs ago with an illness i was abandoned by my man and he LOVED my long straight hair. worshipped it. this has been a theme all my life. in spite of my urge to dred it then, (with my divorce 27 yrs ago i cut it ALL off to a short red bitch cut) this time i held onto it way too long and realized that this was probably the outer manifestation of why i am still totally alone and not started another relationship since. i knew cutting was anger against males and my feminine nature and didnt want to go there again. my closest female friend has super perfected long long dreds. all of the men i know with dreds are much much younger though. i think i had an inner fear i would no longer be attractive to anyone and men LOVED my long straight hair but as someone here said vanity attracts same. and that is always a heartache waiting to happen when they dont love what im all about. it was during the time i met a man (not a relationship) my own age with nice long natural neglected dreds that i knew it was time. with hair so long just letting it go without some help to start would be a disaster so i didnt do it until i met up with a woman who could get it goin for me. then it happened fast. she added 8 synthetic dreds she said i had gaps of scalp but i also took those out after 2 months they SUCKED! and guess what - i dont see the gaps.
beautiful.You seem to radiate.
how old are these?