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[giddygeek]

My phone went for a ride in Lea's bag of laundry, so it is currently in NYC while I am at home in MA for about 20 minutes. Now, I will be in NYC on Friday, but will Lea? No. Because it's the week of doom and that's how we roll. So I will not see my phone until Saturday.

I've borrowed my mom's phone in the meantime. fayemeadows? Could you spam me with numbers tomorrow? I know nobody's really got a lot of computer access at the moment.

Does anyone know of a good, hypoallergenic sunblock? I got a weird, pimpley kind of rash on my chest from what we used yesterday--Banana Boat, which I've used before and been fine, but my skin is weird and sensitive and apparently decided that now it does not like that brand.

My apartment is disgusting, and I'm leaving it this way. People who are staying over Sunday night can just pretend they don't see my clothes heaped all over 3 rooms, it's fine!

And now I'm going to go pack and get directions and do the million other things I should've done last weekend and didn't because I was tired, haha. ;-)

Comments

[mazily.livejournal.com]

Neutrogena's always been good to me, sunblock-wise, though I'm pretty sure it's a little pricey.

And, since I am online right this second and all, here's my phone #: http://mazily.livejournal.com/385215.html. Just in case and all that.

[giddygeek.livejournal.com]

Yay, thank you, I'm so glad you were online! I've been worrying about getting in touch with people on Friday! Thank you. :)

[copernica3.livejournal.com]

Like the above poster, Neutrogena. It's worth the money for me. I have ridiculously sensitive skin, and a family risk for skin cancer. I wear Ultra Sheer spf 50 most days.

[kudra2324.livejournal.com]

i have pretty sensitive skin, and i like neutrogena's dry-touch sunblock.

[arrdell907.livejournal.com]

Will look into it...thanks!