RED HAIR? Quick to anger?

Hehe...I have dark brown hair too, so that fizzles out the red hair theory of witches as well...and how about how Director Andrew Adamson choose a "blonde" for Chronicles of Narnia...heehee I like to think I'm like Jo of Little Women...since I like to think I'm multi-layered and faceted. I can be deadly serious to the point of being rather boring, but then I have my whimsical silly side.

Its good to have a good balance of both - and I think you definitely do. And she got Professor Baer and he definitly seems like a catch - from that book and the Jo's Boys series.

I would say that pre-conceived notion about witches is erroneous - after all, I have brown hair. :)-- Although I used to have strawberry brown hair. I probably would be considered studious, and in some things serious, but I'm also a prone to be bubbly and talkative and giggly as much as it doesn't match my image of myself - or the one I'd like. Serious, otherworldly beauty, not vaccuous. Instead, although not shallow, I can come off as simple, so that, unless someone really knows me, my dryer wit goes unoticed and people take what I say at face value always. And cute is the term I've gotten from friends and boyfriends alike rather then beautiful or gorgeous. Although I have gotten ethereal, but I think that's due to my past of not being quite connected and present always - daydreaming. Not sure. So if you've read little women, I'd like to be Jo, the one who was studious, intelligent, multi-layered and so interesting, but instead, I may more closely resemble my namesake, Amy. Although I don't follow fashion and such! You are serious and studious pye, and most serious about real issues that face important things like pets and how they're treated. However, I can see humor in much of what you post, like your witch reference.

Greetings, gemini_rose, thats so funny about not seeing your hair colour - I'm just about to colour my hair - (I keep saying that) at a salon. I need a mom makeover.

I think so too. Not sure where they stem from though.

I disagree with them too. We shouldn't have pre-conceived judgements based on the colour of one's hair or skin but rather the colour of their heart.

They probably say those with purple hair are comfortable with themselves and have a hint of fun tied in with seriousness. And maybe (this is my association with purple) they like the 80's and unicorns.

That's so funny, you're the same person yet..I want to do something with my hair but know from experience with home mixes (getting only some hair not others!) I really need to go to a salon. I thought when really young that I would be naturally good at hair and makeup and nails as a girl - like it was some built in girl gene - but quickly found that no - not the case. LOL. I used to use work as an excuse to get a manicure (and the accompanying hand massage) and pedicure and nice makeup (sometimes hypoallergenic = expensives) and such but as a mom I can't justify the expense! I will soon be making my own money as a licensed childcare provider and may just go back to it. In the meantime anyone who wants to nominate me for a mom makeover - take away my pony tail and mom clothes please! Okay rambled enough!

Oh good question! Do you know the stereo types for those that are all bald? My husband shaved his head once and I liked it!

I don't either. It takes much to much energy to be angry.

Hear! Hear! Let's get rid of all forms of prejudice. Whether based on colour (of hair or skin), creed, religion or lifestyle choices that don't harm another (loves, collectors items, etc). My grandmother used to have snow white hair and I loved it, thought it just beautiful.