Sarah says:YMA is way too cute. She's showing me and Heidi up! Good to see her and her mom as usual! It's sunny in Belgium today! Slow, easy day. Nothing much to say here...
YMA, HEIDI AND SARAH WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY WEEKEND!Heidi and Sarah are two camera-hauling, sometimes self-obsessed gals who like a little extra attention here and there! They have been taking a photo of themselves together daily since April 2005 and plan to continue this nonsense for as long as they have it in them! They want to see how they age and with what sort of face they face each day. Do they look more tired on Mondays? More vivid when they wear bright pink? Stay tuned and feel free to Face The Day with Heidi and Sarah here daily!
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Last piece of disturbing news is that there are no new Post Secret entries yet this week. I wonder why! Maybe Frank, the guy who makes the site, is sick or something. Diarrhea is going around big time you know! Anyway, I just discovered this My Space Post Secret site - so I have taken two Post Secret entries from there in the meantime to post this week. I like the one about being crazy and being fine with that but feeling like nobody really knows what that means and what a struggle it is. I don't feel crazy right now but I sure have in the past at times during my teenage years and you just get through it but it is very lonely and you feel very misunderstood. There are so many people out there who suffer from some sort of mental illness or major struggle. They have to function much of the time and that can really be a struggle - one that those of us who feel "stable" surely take for granted. Anyway - the post card art itself is very telling and beautiful. We all live on our own islands like the person in that chair. We all feel like misfits at one time or another. Sometimes all of our thoughts are too much..

As for the below Post Secret (My Space) card - I can relate to that one for sure too. When I was a teenager, man oh man did I like the edgy rockstar boys. Everyone I saw was a potential crush. But I too often and mostly felt like the fat, ugly girl not worthy of attention and love - certainly not from the cool, edgy guys. I fell in love with anyone really - anyone who gave me the slightest bit of male attention. Sad but true! Being a teenager was wonderful and difficult. All that drama. I have no idea why those teenage years are so much on my mind right now...

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Sarah adds: Sorry for the ugly photo above but I just wanted to show you what having one's leg-hair sugared looks like. It's a big warm, sticky ball of a sugar jelly mix that gets pressed and rolled onto your body hair and on the third press gets ripped off, grabbing the hair with it. All that hair you see in the above photo is now gone. Getting my bikini area done today hurt like freaking hell to be honest. Much more painful than regular waxing. But with that said, the results appear to be much better than those with standard hot waxing. The skin is smooth - not all red and raised and bumpy! My legs would be fine too if there weren't so many ingrown hairs -- but over time, sugaring is supposed to help get rid of those as well. Ann at Botee in Kortrijk does a great job. I go again next Saturday for a final test session to see if the underneath the skin hair will come out. I hope so! I'd love to not have to shave in the summer. I always end up shaving between waxings during the warmer weather because my dang hair is so dark and so course I wouldn't dare wear shorts or a skirt with any of it visible. I wish I didn't care about these things - it would be so much easier not to. But alas, I do. So I am finding my ways to be gone with the hairy beast side of myself!
And finally Sarah adds one last thing... That's Alexander and Wout!!! You know them! They are regulars here on Face The Day. Heidi's best mates. And now as of today I am so happy to say they are our neighbors!!!! They moved around the corner today and live like 3 minutes away from me and from Heidi! They showed up at the Gèsman gig in OUR neighborhood tonight. I was so happy to see them there as the new kids on the block! I hope they love living in this area. It's such a fabulous place to live. And their being here makes it even better!
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Later that day I ran into a Andrea, a friend of a face the day star ASG's in London and there happened to be this lovely painting hanging about. Andrea is a great gal! It's nice to know somebody in London as I am there every now and then... And I am always happy to get to know the friends of my friends. I love how life is this series of networks and that you can just link up and form all these chains. Makes the world feel a lot smaller and more cozy!
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Heidi says: Beth Ditto, I love you!
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Heidi says: I was in the same mood as Sarah!
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HEIDI AND SARAH WISH YOU A GREAT WEEKEND AND ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO HAVING THEIR OWN GREAT WEEKEND - HOPEFULLY WITH LOTS OF SUN AND LITTLE RAIN AND GOOD TIMES AND LOVELY THINGS!
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By the way – I never did put my fave Post Secret of the week up here this week so here it is. I’m not sure why. It just moves something in me. I guess because I have a kid and I know how eager I am to share things about her with her dad and for to have quality time with her dad and me together and with each of us apart – that’s important to her and important to us. It must be challenging sometimes when you can’t freely do that and when even though you yourself might not get along with the parent of your child anymore – that in the end you want the best for your kid – which in a perfect world would mean a lot of contact for the kid with both parents. But life just isn’t that way or that easy… I hope my husband and I stay together forever – but you just never know, do you! I hope we stay this happy family. I have never known that happy family feeling before and I do love it and flourish in it. I love our little world. But you never can be sure where or how or with whom you end up. If for some reason we wouldn’t stay together – I would just hope we’d both be able to be there strongly for our daughter and that we’d not be awful to each other…
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