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To: sandintoes who wrote (2150)	4/17/2001 10:30:08 AM
From: PatiBob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25073

LOL, I know the feeling. I have naturally curly hair. My sister has thick, dark straight as a board hair. She always wanted curly hair, I always wanted straight hair. When we moved from Louisiana to Texas, she had a problem with how dark she was. I'm more light skinned then she is and my hair is a light brown (that's the natural color.....now, because of modern chemicals, I have a natural blonde color <GGG>) She was always picked on because of it as well as our accents. Now, as she's gotten older, her skin has become lighter as has her hair. My skin is still a golden color that looks like the color of toast if I'm in the sun too much. None of us are ever happy with what we have......if we were, there'd be no beauty salons left in business! PB