Well, another week has gone by, and I'm still around. Yay me!
I had my electrolysis last week, a two hour fuzz hunt over much of my face, zapping things that liked like they MIGHT become terminal hairs someday, longer vellus hairs, and such. I won't have anything for my next session, so my electrolyst and I decided that perhaps it is time to tidy up the eyebrows. Brow work is a little different as the follicles have a short active growth phase, a few weeks, and a several months long dormant phase. Not many are zappable at any one time, but they do need to be hit every few weeks to try and catch follicles in that short active phase when they can be treated, and the work lasts several months. *SIGH*
The week has been spent mostly doing some writing, as I get to lead a Unitarian Universalist service on July 8. That means doing a Welcome, Joys and Sorrows rituals, sermon and Benediction. I also get to work with the musicians and my worship associate on other details. Yow! My first time in this particular barrel. And, NO, I am so NOT enrolling in Divinity School and becoming a minister!
I did manage to go off with some friends to a nearby pub yesterday to try a few things. Hot, hot weather here, so a beer was had. At a friend's recommendation, since I enjoy dark stouts, I tried the pub's "Belching Beaver". (Hrmph! Don't even thing about posting that joke. It won't survive moderation.) More like a chocolate liqueur than a beer, very rich, with a hit of peanut butter atop the chocolate. The Greek salad I got was serviceable, nothing more, but the beers were interesting.
Today was church, a bit of socializing, a bit of note taking to make sure I get the details right next week, and a bit of planning after service. I think I now have my Welcome, Sermon, and Benediction written. Until I re-read and decide to revise...
I never thought I'd be doing THIS at this point in my life...
The sermon is "Embracing the Unexpected". That would be ME, in the pulpit! It is built around the theme of summer vacation trips, travel, and such, but is actually about resiliency. Good one, huh?