Nerdousity

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At work, I am the departmental nerd. I deserve that title:

NerdTests.com says I'm a Cool High Nerd. What are you? Click here!

Of course I was nerdy enough to upload a photo that had been digitally retouched. ;-)

(Thanks to fellow female nerd Paula!)

Comments

Paula said…
Tee hee! I spent 20 minutes looking for that photo I used. It's around 3 years old, but it's the only one of me reading that I have.
September 25, 2007 10:09 PM
SolSionnach said…
Uber Cool Non-Nerd here.

I heart that photo of you, Keera - way cool hairdo, I think.

Sravana, going to do some poodle grooming tonight...
September 26, 2007 1:53 AM
Keera Ann Fox said…
So, Paula, have you not read in three years? ;-)

Cool hairdo --> poodle grooming. So happy I could inspire you, Sravana! ;-) (Thanks! I still like my new cut.)
September 26, 2007 6:41 AM
SolSionnach said…
Dog is 1/2 done today.
I've been letting my hair grow, until last Saturday, when I got a TERRIBLE haircut with my usual Austin haircutter - it looked mullett-esque. Oh, the horror!

So on Weds I went back to my mainstay here in SA - and she fixed it, mostly. It turns out that he'd been doing some razor-cutting in an effort to get some height on top(where my hair tends to fall flat), and it's going to take about another 6 weeks and a second haircut to grow it all out to a place where I can START LETTING IT GROW OUT A.G.A.I.N..

Can you tell I'm miffed?

The first haircut was $45. The second? $15. I heart my SA haircutter greatly!
September 29, 2007 1:20 AM
Keera Ann Fox said…
How odd. It's like your Austin haircutter wanted to make sure you'd be happy in S.A. :-)
September 29, 2007 1:48 PM
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