#midwest-home

[wavetruant]

I'm posting this on behave of a friend.

To all of midwest-home's followers. Unfortunately tragedy has struck her and her family as her dad has recently passed away. Please send your prayers and thoughts her way. Thank you and have a blessed day.

[cinder-kitten]

You are going to fall apart every time someone mentions fall out boy, Because fall out boy will consume your life, Also the new videos will destroy your soul but you will love every second of it. Because this is your life now.

im excited for this.

[samofthedead]

So, just wanted to say thank you to midwest-home for mentioning the Fall Out Boy marathon on the radio station by them. (http://wbwc.com/)

All I have to say is, can there be a FOB Marathon everyday?

[sfeeny]

AUGH, your concert post. and you meeting patrick and ALL OF THAT SOUNDS PERFECT.

THANK YOu omg he is so amazingly sweet and kind and I am just abuzz with life right about now ACK AND it was the first time I’ve ever seen them after loving them for about six years.

[tobecatherine]

To midwest-home

hmmmm, well actually seeing your hair now you might not have to do the two step application. But I would suggest buying your own mix from sally's and doing it yourself and not a box dye. Assuming that's what you did in the first place. You just go and find the color you want [they usually always have swatches for you to look at]. I personally think cream dyes are easier to work with than liquid [someone who works there would be able to help you with that. Plus you'd notice the difference in the bottle]. Including if you're new to mixing your own dye. Then just get a 10 volume developer that goes with your brand of color. It's usually a 2:1 ratio to mix but you'd just read the box on the color to be sure about that. Each brand might be different. My personal preference is Wella and Ion colors. Mix well and apply. But I still recommend the deep conditioner first. It will help fix your hair and help the color to stay. If you can do it a week before dying again then one more time two days before coloring. I say this because the state your hair seems to be in. Since I can't touch it I don't know if it actually feels rough but to my eye it does.

Also when you rinse the color out, try to do so with cold water. It doesn't have to be freezing but coldish. This will help close the cuticles of your hair which will also help hold the color in.

I really hope this helps you out.

[pstumpfanx3-blog]

A Letter To Music Reviewers and Fans who hate what we love.

Click the link to read at Hubpages

[fluentinliving]

Wait woah, why would they not let you into a concert because of a DSLR?

I don’t know if it was this venue in particular or if this is the rule for all their concerts but cameras with nice lenses are not allowed because they are considered professional. They checked my purse then told me I would have to either “throw away my camera” or find a car to put it in. I never had a problem with it at other shows!