I get board of my hairstyle way to quickly meaning constant looking around for hairstyles nearly every 3 months and its not easy to find exactly what you are looking for.

This time I decided to get the chop, and cut of all my hair. As my hair ended in such bad condition from always having my hair up for college. There is a slight problem though, what if I get board of this one, and it takes years to grow out!

I decided to go for the asymmetric bob as seen on Rihanna and Kimberly Caldwell.

Also I got it dyed again as wanting to have bright red hair all the time doesn’t come easy or cheap! But I think this help me like my new hair even better as everything will feel new.

I have been told its makes me look a lot older, I’m never sure if that’s good thing or not. Since only being 18, I guess looking older isn’t too bad.

My left side needs to grow a little bit longer, to get a better asymmetric line. But I’m bloody happy how its turned out. I love the red as it has given me a few lighter red highlights which breaks up a solid colour.

I did find a really interesting product which is a wash in, wash out red hair colour, which was only a £1 from Wilkinson. So if you fancy going red sometime these little kits are ideal. A product from Wella shades and toners. You can get them in Blonde, Brunette and red. They only last 3 washes though so don’t think there going to be a permanent colour.

Piggyboots

P.S I also apologize for wearing my vintage jumper in one photo (as you have seen it before), but this is the only thing i have left to wear as everything is in the wash since I’m at home the week.

Another Music Video! Yayz. I’m pretty sure Kimberly Caldwell is from some season of American Idol. She’s super good. This song just kicked “Raise Your Glass”‘s ASS! I can NOT stop listening to this. So much fun. I want to play it forever. And by forever I mean for the next 20 minutes. Also, the video is SO TRUE of girls and guys. And do you hear that synthy bass? AH! Love the tone in her voice.

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Matched by Ally Condie (Dutton Books, November 2010)

Matched, by Ally Condie, presents a world in which Society prescribes a life for each member and Officials stand in for God, evaluating strengths and weaknesses with scientific precision to enable optimal career paths and “matches.”   Although Condie never states it directly in this young adult novel, a match is a precursor to a breeding, which, presumably, will result in future generations of ever more perfect human products.

The story takes place in the not-too-distant future and opens on the eve of two milestone events in the life of the heroine: Cassia’s match on her seventeenth birthday and her beloved grandfather’s death on his eightieth.   Both events are planned and orchestrated by Officials to maximize the efficiency of their respective lives.   But grandfather is a bit of a rebel, and he either sees or hopes he sees a kindred spirit in Cassia.  His last gifts to her are an illicit poem that did not survive Society’s literature purge and the advice, “Do not go gentle into that good night.”

The premise is wonderful.   The setting is satisfyingly dystopian – humans wear plainclothes in colors designating their work status; the Officials manage people as though they were livestock; and prescribed recreation sometimes takes the form of walking in the woods, a pasttime as obsolete as typing on a manual typewriter or looking up a word in a hardbound dictionary.

Condie keeps us at arm’s length from the characters, however – Cassia cries, but we don’t cry with her.   That may be an intentional reflection of the sanitized Society in which they live.   Or it may be due to the fact that Matched is the first book in a trilogy and the author is growing the characters slowly.   Regardless, the cliffhanger on which Matched ends is more than enough reason to seek out the sequel in November of this year.   (Dutton will publish the third book in the series in November of 2012.)

Recommended.

Kimberly Caldwell

A review copy was provided by the publisher.

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell [/lastfm]stopped by the Last.fm Discover studio this past December along with guitarist [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Michael Chaves[/lastfm]. Michael, from the band [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Low Millions[/lastfm], has also worked with many other artists. Check out his website here. The former American Idol contestant will have her long-awaited debut album finally out on April 19th. You can expect Kimberly’s love of country and rock music all over this new album, but given a modern-day pop feel thanks to one of the album’s producers [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Tommy Henricksen[/lastfm]. Check out the featured studio performance of “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” as well as the full-interview with Kimberly.

[worldnow id=5479807 width=384 height=256 type=video]
“Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” live at Last.fm Discover.

[vevo]http://www.vevo.com/watch/kimberly-caldwell/desperate-girls-stupid-boys/USVG21102669[/vevo]
Video for “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys”

The Last.fm Discover interview with [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell[/lastfm].
[worldnow id=5491534 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491524 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491593 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Jennifer Lopez[/lastfm] & [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Steven Tyler[/lastfm], what do you think?

Do you still keep up with American Idol?

I actually like that there was a gap for you between Idol and your first album. To me, it gives you an identity, and not just “another Idol contestant making a record.”

Talk about your involvement with Camp Kindle and what it is.

Another charity you work with is the Snowdrop Foundation. Tell us about that as well

Also performed:
“Heart Like Mine”

“If You’re Gonna Fall”

“Say Love”

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell [/lastfm]stopped by the Last.fm Discover studio this past December along with guitarist [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Michael Chaves[/lastfm]. Michael, from the band [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Low Millions[/lastfm], has also worked with many other artists. Check out his website here. The former American Idol contestant will have her long-awaited debut album finally out on April 19th. You can expect Kimberly’s love of country and rock music all over this new album, but given a modern-day pop feel thanks to one of the album’s producers [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Tommy Henricksen[/lastfm]. Check out the featured studio performance of “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” as well as the full-interview with Kimberly.

[worldnow id=5479807 width=384 height=256 type=video]
“Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” live at Last.fm Discover.

[vevo]http://www.vevo.com/watch/kimberly-caldwell/desperate-girls-stupid-boys/USVG21102669[/vevo]
Video for “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys”

The Last.fm Discover interview with [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell[/lastfm].
[worldnow id=5491534 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491524 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491593 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Jennifer Lopez[/lastfm] & [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Steven Tyler[/lastfm], what do you think?

Do you still keep up with American Idol?

I actually like that there was a gap for you between Idol and your first album. To me, it gives you an identity, and not just “another Idol contestant making a record.”

Talk about your involvement with Camp Kindle and what it is.

Another charity you work with is the Snowdrop Foundation. Tell us about that as well

Also performed:
“Heart Like Mine”

“If You’re Gonna Fall”

“Say Love”

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell [/lastfm]stopped by the Last.fm Discover studio this past December along with guitarist [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Michael Chaves[/lastfm]. Michael, from the band [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Low Millions[/lastfm], has also worked with many other artists. Check out his website here. The former American Idol contestant will have her long-awaited debut album finally out on April 19th. You can expect Kimberly’s love of country and rock music all over this new album, but given a modern-day pop feel thanks to one of the album’s producers [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Tommy Henricksen[/lastfm]. Check out the featured studio performance of “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” as well as the full-interview with Kimberly.

[worldnow id=5479807 width=384 height=256 type=video]
“Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” live at Last.fm Discover.

[vevo]http://www.vevo.com/watch/kimberly-caldwell/desperate-girls-stupid-boys/USVG21102669[/vevo]
Video for “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys”

The Last.fm Discover interview with [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell[/lastfm].
[worldnow id=5491534 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491524 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491593 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Jennifer Lopez[/lastfm] & [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Steven Tyler[/lastfm], what do you think?

Do you still keep up with American Idol?

I actually like that there was a gap for you between Idol and your first album. To me, it gives you an identity, and not just “another Idol contestant making a record.”

Talk about your involvement with Camp Kindle and what it is.

Another charity you work with is the Snowdrop Foundation. Tell us about that as well

Also performed:
“Heart Like Mine”

“If You’re Gonna Fall”

“Say Love”

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell [/lastfm]stopped by the Last.fm Discover studio this past December along with guitarist [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Michael Chaves[/lastfm]. Michael, from the band [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Low Millions[/lastfm], has also worked with many other artists. Check out his website here. The former American Idol contestant will have her long-awaited debut album finally out on April 19th. You can expect Kimberly’s love of country and rock music all over this new album, but given a modern-day pop feel thanks to one of the album’s producers [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Tommy Henricksen[/lastfm]. Check out the featured studio performance of “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” as well as the full-interview with Kimberly.

[worldnow id=5479807 width=384 height=256 type=video]
“Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” live at Last.fm Discover.

[vevo]http://www.vevo.com/watch/kimberly-caldwell/desperate-girls-stupid-boys/USVG21102669[/vevo]
Video for “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys”

The Last.fm Discover interview with [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell[/lastfm].
[worldnow id=5491534 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491524 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491593 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Jennifer Lopez[/lastfm] & [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Steven Tyler[/lastfm], what do you think?

Do you still keep up with American Idol?

I actually like that there was a gap for you between Idol and your first album. To me, it gives you an identity, and not just “another Idol contestant making a record.”

Talk about your involvement with Camp Kindle and what it is.

Another charity you work with is the Snowdrop Foundation. Tell us about that as well

Also performed:
“Heart Like Mine”

“If You’re Gonna Fall”

“Say Love”

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell [/lastfm]stopped by the Last.fm Discover studio this past December along with guitarist [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Michael Chaves[/lastfm]. Michael, from the band [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Low Millions[/lastfm], has also worked with many other artists. Check out his website here. The former American Idol contestant will have her long-awaited debut album finally out on April 19th. You can expect Kimberly’s love of country and rock music all over this new album, but given a modern-day pop feel thanks to one of the album’s producers [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Tommy Henricksen[/lastfm]. Check out the featured studio performance of “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” as well as the full-interview with Kimberly.

[worldnow id=5479807 width=384 height=256 type=video]
“Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” live at Last.fm Discover.

[vevo]http://www.vevo.com/watch/kimberly-caldwell/desperate-girls-stupid-boys/USVG21102669[/vevo]
Video for “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys”

The Last.fm Discover interview with [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell[/lastfm].
[worldnow id=5491534 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491524 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491593 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Jennifer Lopez[/lastfm] & [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Steven Tyler[/lastfm], what do you think?

Do you still keep up with American Idol?

I actually like that there was a gap for you between Idol and your first album. To me, it gives you an identity, and not just “another Idol contestant making a record.”

Talk about your involvement with Camp Kindle and what it is.

Another charity you work with is the Snowdrop Foundation. Tell us about that as well

Also performed:
“Heart Like Mine”

“If You’re Gonna Fall”

“Say Love”

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell [/lastfm]stopped by the Last.fm Discover studio this past December along with guitarist [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Michael Chaves[/lastfm]. Michael, from the band [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Low Millions[/lastfm], has also worked with many other artists. Check out his website here. The former American Idol contestant will have her long-awaited debut album finally out on April 19th. You can expect Kimberly’s love of country and rock music all over this new album, but given a modern-day pop feel thanks to one of the album’s producers [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Tommy Henricksen[/lastfm]. Check out the featured studio performance of “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” as well as the full-interview with Kimberly.

[worldnow id=5479807 width=384 height=256 type=video]
“Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” live at Last.fm Discover.

[vevo]http://www.vevo.com/watch/kimberly-caldwell/desperate-girls-stupid-boys/USVG21102669[/vevo]
Video for “Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys”

The Last.fm Discover interview with [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kimberly Caldwell[/lastfm].
[worldnow id=5491534 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491524 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[worldnow id=5491593 width=384 height=256 type=video]

[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Jennifer Lopez[/lastfm] & [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Steven Tyler[/lastfm], what do you think?

Do you still keep up with American Idol?

I actually like that there was a gap for you between Idol and your first album. To me, it gives you an identity, and not just “another Idol contestant making a record.”

Talk about your involvement with Camp Kindle and what it is.

Another charity you work with is the Snowdrop Foundation. Tell us about that as well

Also performed:
“Heart Like Mine”

“If You’re Gonna Fall”

“Say Love”