Limequats

My Limequat tree is crazy. This little tree I planted 2 years ago produces lots and lots of fruit all the time, non-stop. I need to find a good way to use the fruit. I was thinking about making a marmalade with jalapeno peppers in it for a little zing. This tree is very hardy and is tolerant to my murderous pruning. Does any one out there have any recipe suggestions and have you seen this plant used in Mexico. I would really like to have a few down there when we move.

Enough with the hair!

So, I bet no one else can say that within the last 96 hours that your hair has been the same colors as the Mexican flag. Me, yes only me can probably say that. On Saturday morning, it was white. One Saturday afternoon it was green. Today it is a dark red. It is way better than the Barbie doll brown it was. And a far better look than green. Notice that I am well qualified to drive in Mexico as I show my prowless for driving and taking self photos.

Green eggs and ham, I do not like them Sam I Am.

No, this is not about eggs or ham, but rather green hair. For the first time in all my life I have experienced a box color emergency. A few weeks back I posted my new-do as a platinum blonde. That was fun for about a week, and then I felt like it made me look old. So while we were at the grocery store, I picked up a box of Ash Blonde and headed home to get my youth back. Just for the record, green hair makes me look old and weird. Something had to be done and at once. I put on my favorite hat and headed back to the store for more liquid youth restorer. Needless to say, this color is slightly better than the green, but is still not normal. I have placed a frantic call to my stylist to see if she can repair this mess. Oh well, again another lesson that I might just need in preparation for our move to Mexico.

Update: I have an appointment this afternoon for repair. Stay tuned...