Welcome to my humble abode. Be warned, this isn't going to be anything fancy. I'm bad at updating and in a couple of days I will probably forget about this thing. It's how it usually goes. But for the time being, I shall try to behave as you normally do in blogs, or scrapbooks or whatever. Same shit, basically. Lets start with the introductions shall we? Name: Malin Age: 20 Race: Human (At least I was the last time I checked) Height: approximately 5'7'' Weight: ... when I think more closely about it, you really don't need to know. Not too much, at least. Appearance: It's kind of hard to try and describe myself in a good and somewhat honest way. To begin with I can say that I am blond and have bluish-green eyes, depending on the light. I suppose my face is kind of roundish, or maybe square, with cheeks that gets red whenever I get excited or strained, my nose is a bit upturned and I think my lips are somewhat thin. I don't have much of a chin, but I do think that my eyes are rather nice, with a decent almond shape to them.. Not too big, not too small. They shall be spared criticism. As for my hair.. That is a constant project that went out of hand a while back. It started with me dying my hair black when I was fourteen - with permission from mommy, oh yeah. It was a troublesome and quite expensive affair, because my hair reached below my shoulder and it is thick, it never ends. Adding to that it has this flaxen blond shade that absorbs dye like a sponge, so almost every other week I had to dye my hair again since the color had become gray. I kept it like that for almost a full year, but then this idiot decided that it would be much cooler with red hair. And not only that, it should be red hair in a long Mohawk. Thus I stopped dying my hair black and let it grow, I looked like a scarecrow for months before I dragged my ass to the hairdresser. There, it didn't seem like I got through to the woman properly. She seemed terrified by the idea of shaving off all of that long hair, so for some reason she ended up leaving a 3 millimeter stubble that was dyed red along with the promised mohawk, a thick fringe and bangs on either side of the face. Gorgeous. I actually liked it for a while, but it only took about a week for the stubble to grow out, and I had to dye it once again, because it turned out red was even harder to maintain than black. So, after about a year I let one of my older sisters cut my hair somewhat even - around the ears I think - and dye it black again. Perfectly pointless, but that's me. Then I had periods when I varied between really super silly short hair, half-short and half long. Nothing of it could really be called a hairstyle, it was all just temporary solutions until it got long enough to accommodate for my next crazy idea. At one point I tried to dye green highlights into it all, but it didn't work at all. Instead I got red ones, and they disappeared the next time I dyed the roots. A wonderful way to waste money and time. Finally I had enough. I had saved out the hair so that I had about seven, eight cm of normal hair, the rest hung to my ears, and I was so sick of it that I seriously considered just shaving it all off. My eldest sister offered to help me out, but for some reason it just didn't happen... Anyway, I dragged myself to the hairdresser again and almost pleaded for him to do something about 'that'. Said and done, he picked up the scissor and began to cut, hair with several shades of black disappeared in a blink and I was left with a pale, grayish fluff of normal hair plush highlights. It felt awesome. For about a week. Then I looked like a mushroom because the hair was so thick, and I've always been too lazy to style my hair. What, after all, is the point of washing your hair if you're going to add chemicals to it anyway? I'm just asking. To make a long story short, I still have my normal hair color, and at the moment I'm in the process of saving it out once again. I have a page now, or rather a bob since it's longer at the front than in the neck, and I feel like I'm able to live with both my hair and myself for a while. I need to cut my fringe soon, but that's about the largest operation I'm open for.At least until I get the next crazy idea. Continuing on with the introduction, I suppose I can say a few words about my family. We are a pretty large collection of people that is scattered out over a fair amount of ground. We are also scattered when it comes to relationships. To begin with I have a mother and a father, like most other people. I live with my mother, my little sister and mothers partner, from around seven years back. Which, might I add, is about the longest I've ever lived in any single place. I also have two older half-sisters from mothers previous relationship; they are a fair bit older, the oldest is around 35 and has a husband and three kids, while the younger also is married and lives on her own. We don't have that much frequent contact, but whenever there is something that needs to happen or if anyone needs help, they're always available. In that way it's nice to have grown up siblings. My father is another story. He lives only 2 km away from my current location, and I've spoken to him maybe two or three times this year. Yeeeah, we have some issues that needs working with, but none seems to be very interested. I know I'm not. The biggest problem is probably mothers recent partner though. I can count hundreds of ways in which he annoys/disgust/anger me, but it wouldn't be very nice to leave such bitter content as a first impression. I might deal with it later though, since it's a constant source of bitterness in a life that could have been better. Now comes the hard part. How do I continue? Of course it should be something that is interesting and worth reading. Rantings is a given, and there will probably be a few miserable whines around too, but I promise I shall try to talk about nice and bright things too. Maybe I shall try to end every post with a favorite song? That sounds like a good idea, and if I can revive my camera I'll try to take a few pictures to add as well. Maybe of me, probably on my cats, and if I end up being creative I'll take some pictures of that too. It'll be a nice pause from staring at the screen... Here is for you all to listen to; a little piece of calmness that I offer you, as a thank you because you bothered to read this far. |