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[crazyinca]

I just activated a library card for Nicholas Ghirardelli. I was really embarrased but I asked him anyways, and he said that he is a descendant of the chocalate makers but his great-grandfather sold the company to another Italian family so they own it now. But dude! his last name is Ghirardelli! Sweeet! (literally... and yes, I'm literally a dork

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[mad_as_birds]

when my little brother and sister were small, they had matching blond bowl cuts. it was adorable.

my mom probably cut them the same because she didn't know any other haircuts, though.

[crazyinca]

hehe, that's funny. Hey, in your icon are you supposed to be able to tell what book they're reading? Cause I'm curious. Also, where is that from?

[mad_as_birds]

the covers are just white with a yellow square, i don't know if it's supposed to be anything in particular. the point is, it's the same book. *warm fuzzy feeling*

it's an adrian tomine illustration/comic that was on the cover of new yorker last year. it might have been done specifically for the new yorker, but i don't know for sure.

[shadyghandi]

Mushroom cut for me... but I guareentee that when you do have kids.... you're gonna forget about this promise and be the parent you didn't want to become... just like all parents....

[crazyinca]

You can have a mushroom cut little Al. Yeah, that's why I said, "I know it's impossible, but it won't hurt to try". I'm sort of at peace with the fact that I can't get away from their legacy. Some parts of it are good and others not so much, but I can at least try to improve on the not so good ones. For example, my parents never put me into sports, it was always music or dance or art. Which is great, but I want my kids to have a choice.