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Dan Kimball changes his hair grease & get's mentioned on Boing Boing. Hmmmm. I was always taught that the words "hair" and "grease" shouldn't be used in the same sentence. Unless you were saying, "I'm shampooing the grease out of my hair." But then again, I've never sported a cool pompadour like Dan Kimball of the emerging church.

It would seem I'm not the only one going through a "glamour" phase at the moment. This morning I woke to a very exciting trend alert email from thehome.com exclaiming Feminine glamour is all the rage. We don't mean cute cottage frills, we're talking sophistication and opulence with sumptuous fabrics, trims and beads, embroidery and family heirlooms.

Rockabilly baby Categories: Family — Kim on Jul 23, 2008 @ 9:06 pm Comments (7) Tags babiesLittlest Onepompadour Each one of my kids went through a stage where they had red hair. At least it looked red if you looked at it in a particular light. Tonight, I saw that Littlest One is going through this same hair stage right now.

Dress Codes - Red, White and Black Give an 80s Flair to Mens Clothing THE signs of gentrification in the East Village are unmistakable: luxury co-ops, chic bistros, even a branch of Chase Manhattan where the Second Avenue Deli once stood. But one stretch of bohemia has yet to fall to luxury’s wrecking ball —...

Did you all see this exciting post by Desire To Inspire? A stunning new French beauty salon is currently in the design stage by Scott Weston."We are currently designing a hair salon in Sydney based on the theatrical flair of a french salon once owned by Madame Pompadour & referencing madame pompadour pink.

Food Flavors - for when your food has no flavor! Or needs a surreal flavor makeover. The ad man got a bit overemotional about the Burnett’s Flavors. Pure extract of poetry is what this is - you can tell because there’s a lot of ellipses. He kept getting overwhelmed - probably by all the whiffs of flavor.

With a nod to the bad girl pinups and rockers of the past, rockabilly style incorporates fun elements such as flared skirts, leather jackets, animal prints, checkered patterns, and studded accessories. Above - a page from the May '08 issue of Elle UK.

Puff-sleeved blue pastel ankle length dresses , bare makeup-less faces, pouffe wave like bouffants, and the ugliest shoes you ever seen..this is the typical fashion style of a polygamist wife. How scary is that? It’s all the talk lately, these religious tards who are screaming for the right to have their inbred children back.