Can I help you...

LOL...you need to wear tighter T-shirts! 

Oh my gosh- I need that shirt!!  Where can I get one?  The funny thing is that I always think that I'll look boyish when I'm in my workout clothes, not in my work clothes.  I even had my purse on my shoulder

Umm...maybe I'll start stuffing my bra!  You can definitely tell that I'm a girl with the shirt i"m wearing- it's not like a loose t-shirt or anything.  Yes- I think bra stuffing will help.

Mayeb it's better if I don't get an adult size.  Then it would fit REALLY tight and nothing would be questionable

That's funny that people think you're little boy is a girl even wearing blue.  People do that to my dog all the time- She was wearing her pink collarand leash and even sported a V-Day bandana that's pink and red.  And people would still call her a him.  I was amazed- I don't understand why that's not obvious.

Apparently Bath and Body works needs to step it up becuase my scented lotion apparently didn't help me today.  Maybe it's because all Subways have that distinct smell- you know that smell?  I always smell like it after I leave- it's really strong.  Anyways, she probably couldn't smell my scented lotion over the Subway Smell.  Yes that's it- the Subway smell just overpowered my Bath and Body Works lotion. 

I agree they are not bright bulbs, but you get what you pay for and you're not going to get doctoral candidates for $5 an hour.   I only order 3" subs.  It's a more appropriate serving size.  Maybe Einstein was only talking to your friend, or maybe you had your cloaking device switched on temporarily.

Runnergirl, someone needs their EYES EXAMINED!  Even with a shaved head you are still a cutie pie.  The shaved head looks awesome on you by the way - so interesting!

You should have jumped the counter and slapped him upside the head.

Actually most people (friends and coworkers) are  pretty cool about it.  They tell me it looks cute or that I can really pull it off.  Alot of them are surprised that it doesn't look weird or bad.  I've had a few ignorant men at work tell me they don't like and prefer long hair.  That's when I tell them it's not about them and if I cared what they thought I would have asked them before I did it.  But when I go in public, most adults don't stare.  They are actually REALLY nice to me- especially grocery shopping at Wal-Mart.  Little kids stare at me really bad- which is undersatndable because they are young and don't know any better.  It's usually the ones in the age range of 4-7.  Perfect example- I was at Wal-Mart and a little girl who was 6 said to her mom" that girl doesn't have any hair."  Last night when I ran at the Y Track there were some little boys at soccer practice on the field.  I heard the coach yelling at one of the boys to pay attention and I looked to see that this boy was busy staring at me run by than soccer.  ANother time I went out to eat at Chili's and had to wait to get seated.  A little girl walked past me and was staring that she ran into the door.  It was funny.  I think the little kids are more surprised by it than the adults.  But I think the biggest lesson for me when people stare or say something is to think how cancer patients feel.  I mean, they actually lose ALL their hair- eyelashes, eyebrows, etc.  So I always like to remember that.  I would rather have people stare at me while I know I'm perfectly healthy and can grow hair, then for people to do that to a cancer patient.  My heart really goes out to cancer patients- I may never fully understand, but I do have a better idea of what it feels like now   It's been a good experience in a strange way.  I never thought I'd learn so much from shaving my head. 

I should have started crying and sobbing- just to lay the guilt on her even more   No I didn't slap her- luckily I wasn't in a bad mood.  She was lucky.

Maybe I'm just too reasonable but if I'm not sure if someone's pet is male or female, I just ask politely. 

Scarier than you look now??? I find that impossible...

[ QUOTE]rbschlesinger - 2006-03-03 12:16 PM When I shaved my head people would cross to the other side of the street. I think it made me look scary (and I weighed about 280).