[links, nail polish]

[wispfox]

Since multiple people seemed to want info on the color changing nail polish I mentioned:

The brand is Toma Industries, it's called 'Mood Changing Color', and the following three places appear to have it avilable online:

Nail Armour, UK-based.
Spiral Haircase, which appears to be discount hair and beauty stuff, and in the US.
And, Oakhill Nail Spa, which appears to be in Australia.

I think the stuff I got was a bulk order (multiple people got together for it) from Nail Armour (mostly because I think I recognize the page).

Comments

[bram.livejournal.com]

Hey--I noticed that you listed psinging on your interest list. Therefore I figure it is likely that you know my old friend Gunther Anderson. Perhaps it is there that we have met? In any case, you have an interesting journal.

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

*blink* I do, in fact, know him. I have no idea who you are, however (mostly because I'm bad with both faces and names, and with remembering people I only meet briefly). :)

For that matter, in case you are interested in the info, his sweetie's LJ is donnad.

Also, hi!

[bram.livejournal.com]

I only went to psinging once or twice, but there was some overlap with that group and Meg Muckenhoupt's Thursday Dinner Group, which I went to more often. This was about 8 years ago though!

Here (http://www.bramboroson.com/cty_gunther_foil.jpg) you can see me (bearded) and Gunther (holding a foil) at age 15.

Thanks for the tip on his sweetie!

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

This was about 8 years ago though!

Ah! See, I havaen't been going for more than ~3-4 years (not sure exactly). There's no way we're met via Psinging. :)

(Yay, CTY! I know a remarkable number of former CTY'ers, having been one myself, none of whom I knew when I went)

[bram.livejournal.com]

When I said "Perhaps it was there that we have met", I didn't mean I recognized you; it was a quote from a silly passage in Ionesco's "The Bald Soprano".

When were you at CTY? I was there 1980-1984. There's cty_therapy, but it's mostly a younger crowd.

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

I didn't mean I recognized you; it was a quote

Ah! I often don't recognize quotes, especially online.

CTY: '89-'92