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Thursday, May 6

Fact Time: Mustaches

Today you will learn 2 things about me.

Fact:  Every time I share a story from when I was young, my mom says, "You're just making that up because you had a boring childhood."  This makes me crazy. 

Fact:  When I was a small girl (kindergarten age) I had this reoccurring nightmare that girls with mustaches were chasing me around the playground and trying to kiss me.  This truly terrified my 5 and 6 year old self.  When mustaches starting becoming popular some years back, this dream would constantly pop back into my head.  I had mixed emotions.

(images via weheartit.com)

Today I can wholeheartedly say that I am able to look in the mirror, put on a mustache, and not recoil.  Talk about facing your fears! ;))


xoxo Katie
P.S.  I'm not making this up, MOM!!!  ;)

27 comments:

  1. hahahaha i absolutely love your blog. it always brings me laughs and happiness!

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  2. Hahahah. I love the attitude with which you told your mom at the end of the post that you're not making it up.


    and I believe you.
    xoxox

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  3. This was in the onion last week and it totally reminds me of your dreams--but being kissed by this lady wouldn't be so bad now would it?

    http://www.theonion.com/articles/bearded-lady-cleans-up-real-nice,17342/

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  4. I LOVE mustaches, though for the longest time when I was little my dad had a beard. Then he shaved it into just a mustache one time, and I cried. I think I was like 5 and I had literally NEVER seen him without a beard, so he was like a stranger to me.

    But today I love them, and is one of the first reasons I looked into Gogol Bordello, because of their frontman, Eugene Hutz and his magnificent mustache.

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/iheartfixedgear/2587204503/

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  5. That is too funny and cute! I'm glad you've conquered your fears! :)

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  6. Love it!

    My mom always makes me question my childhood memories, but in my case, I usually have added to them a wee bit over the years.

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  7. funny, funny, funny. my recurring nightmare from elementary school was that i was being forced to use the "public" toilet as a punishment. and by "public" toilet, i mean, a toilet that for some reason was out in the middle of the playground!!!

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  8. My sister does the same thing whenever I tell stories of my childhood.

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  9. cute stache!
    Thats a pretty crazy dream girlie!

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  10. Ha! So funny about your mom. Happy you can deal with them now, since they're so trendy!! You'd be running for cover non-stop!

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  11. Aw, haha! This is amazingly, sad, funny & cute! Good for you! =)

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  12. My mom often tells me the same thing whenever I tell a childhood story!!

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  13. I love this post. hilarious!
    xo-erin

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  14. LOL, youre so funny Katie!

    xo Julie

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  15. My mom and brother are constantly telling me I am making things up and most of the time they just tell me I'm lying. Because, these things are so interesting I must lie about them. You too, right?

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  16. mustaches have always creeped me out too! especially the ones that curl on the end! haha

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  17. hah! cute. you're so funny and fun.

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  18. This is pretty epic.I don't what there is to fear with a mustache as beautiful as yours.
    EL OH EL!

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  19. sometimes there are no words. sometimes you just face you fears and you capture them, locking them away. -i love this quote!!!

    I remember when I was little that I was afraid of spiders, who isn't? And I was cleaning my room when I see a small spider on the floor coming right towards me. I was in the corner and there was no where to go. I screamed for my dad and he came to my rescue and killed the spider. Even to this day they still give me the creeps but at least I can kill them by myself and not have anyone do it for me!

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  20. Awe yes the mustache. I always was against them myself. Now I am married to the Brawny man (flannel shirt and all)....he cured my fears. It tickles my nose though.

    Worth it.
    xo
    Carrie

    *love your adorable blog!

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  21. hehehehe you're funny. that would be a scary dream. sometimes i dream that i have stubble (like man face stubble) and that i have to shave before i leave the house and i get annoyed that it's ok for boys to have stubble but not girls.
    then when i wake up i check to make sure i'm not growing a beard. :)

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  22. I don't care how fashionable they have become, that 2nd pic scares me!!

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  23. haha :) When I was little I had a reoccurring (I think i dreamed it several times but I'm not completely sure) dream too - I was dreaming I come to school and then find out I didn't wear my skirt! I remember it clearly - in my dream, all the girls in my class were standing in a row in the school hallway and the pricipal was walking in front of us, and then I found out I'd forgotten to wear my skirt!! scary!!!
    The reason I was dreaming it is that in the mornings, when I was getting ready to school, lots of times when my mom saw me without my skirt she would say, kidding: "today you are going to school without a skirt?" and that made me dream those dreams. :) :) :)

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  24. haha I just posted some mustaches on ETSY!

    http://www.etsy.com/listing/46416370/mustaches

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  25. The owls are so cute! You make wonderful things, Keep up the good work!
    You're story is so funny! My dad had a mustache for a looong time, when he shaved it off I didn't recognize him anymore. So for me it was the opposite!!

    Have a great weekend!

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  26. :) what a scary nightmare! these photos are too cute, though!

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