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Ramblings of a mad writer is a blog about current events, daily life, design, writing and anything else that Rose DesRochers wishes to ramble on about.
About Rose DesRochers
- Rose DesRochers
- Blogger, Writer, product reviewer and Founder of Today's Woman. Please feel free to contact me if you are a company with a product for me to review.
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- Respect is a Two Way Street
- The Challenge of Being a Parent.
- Water Flows
- Through Laughter and Tears - You Lift Me Up
- Actor Don Knotts dies at 81
- Trolls Launch Gossip Magazine
- What's new at todays-woman.net?
- Google Page Creator
- More images of abuse at Abu Ghraib
- Remember New Orleans on Fat Tuesday: Bradford Publ...
- When a Boy Becomes a Man
- A Writer's Life - The Writing Road
- What's New in This Writer's Life
- The Perfect Man
- Wake Up Cinderella - Happily Ever After
- Flame Wars and Internet TRolls
- Must Love Dogs - A Must See
- New Banner Design
- Seeing Life Through the Eyes of a Child: Thought o...
- Campus Life Virus Alert
- Thought of the Day - Holidays and Commercialism
- Time to Change - Graphic Blog Headers
- I love Paint Shop Pro
- Sketch Swap
- Rose DesRochers - Graphic Design Portfolio
- Header Graphics for Your Blog
- Thought of the Day: The Mother-Daughter Bond
- Paint Shop Pro Designs
- New Haircut, New Woman!
- Forced Abortion and Sterilization in China
- Mother's Intuition- A Mother's Greatest Fear
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3 comments:
Thank you, what a nice thing to say. I know that it takes less time to style my hair now. lol
Rose DesRochers
Well I bet it looks awesome, I remember the link you showed me of the length it was cut too and I'm sure you look great my friend:)
Steve
I bet it looks wonderful, Rose. Made me decide to trim two inches off of mine. It falls just below my shoulder blades now and feels softer and bouncier. Maybe someday I'll garner the courage to go shorter.
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