First I would like to say that Grad school is no joke! If I’m
not working, I’m studying or writing a paper! I am truly exhausted! I have so
many exciting post to write about but if only I could get an extra hour a day
to do so! With that being said, I also got a new job at Cox Communications, I’m super excited
about it! I will be a new tech support rep, after a year or so I would like to move into the marketing department
and help them with strategic branding! I’m so blessed and I’m glad I was able
to find a full-time job less than 2 months after I graduated! The struggle of
finding a job after college is REAL, I sent out my resume over 100 times only
to get emails saying they picked other qualified candidates! I went on 2
interviews, 1 where I was OVER-qualified for and the 2nd 1 I was nowhere
near qualified for it! However, my 3rd interview was just right! So I’m
just so thankful for this opportunity that God has given me!
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Now the true purpose of this post is to tell you how I did
for my No-Heat January Challenge! In the beginning you all saw that I was
having difficulties finding styles suitable for my transitioning hair! After a
couple days I found that Bantu knots in a big bun was “My thing” then I decided
to do a protected style and I got a sew in bob! I loved it so much, I added
some highlights and my sister did a great job cutting it to my liking! I wish
we would have put it on a U-part wig because it was perfect and I knew once I took
it out it was no way I was able to put it back to how it was.
I kept the bob in for 3 weeks and now it’s February and I decided
that I ….. Actually like my hair better in natural styles so it’s back to
bantu-knots and buns until I get some more weave (HELLO MIDDLE PART AND 22
INCHES!) I’m so glad I was able to complete this challenge, it was hard in the
beginning but now im use to it and I actually like it!
What kind of protective styles are you all using for the
winter? Let me know and thanks for reading!
XOXO
-Ashley
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