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  1. #1
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    My hands usually sport a little paint, a few new bruises or scratches from moving furniture, and in gardening season, a healthy dose of crud under the nail and on the right index finger from pulling weeds. I did a lot better at remembering to wear gloves last year though.
    I keep my nails short... I don't buff. I'm just kind of low maintenance I guess. I also have really short hair - can't deal with long hair either! I try to dress nice instead, even though I usually live in jeans, I have quite the shoe collection. Jeans + heels or nice flats make jeans less...casual. I have my cake and eat it too! LOL
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    My hair is short for the same reasons.
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    I can't be bothered either. Nice clothes, jewelry, a little bit of putty in my hair, that's as good as it gets.

    I like the way my nails look when they're buffed. I'll do them maybe once a year. Really if I were going to give something more attention, it ought to be my cuticles, which are just terrible.

    When I first cut my long hair I had it chin length and it was a HUGE hassle. I had to spend 25 minutes on it every single day, no days off for weekends or holidays because it looked just awful if I left it to its own devices. I had it cut short in '92 or '93 and never looked back. I'm just lazy. Shaving my head would be more work.
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