Needle & Dread

If you were going to pay a fair bit of money to have your dreadlocks done…

Would you object to being made to sit on a bean bag chair?

or to rephrase, if you were made to sit still for 5+ hours. What would you like to sit on?

Boring ridiculous question I know but furniture shopping makes my brain turn to indecisive mush and I can’t be trusted to make expensive decisions on my own :/

I’ve got about 6 foot of cut off dreadlocks here, too waxy to be used for extensions, Any ideas as to what I can do with them? seems a waste to throw them away.

Anonymous asked: I have had my dreadlocks for three years and lately I have found that my dreadlocks (not my scalp) have been incredibly dry and itchy. I was wondering if you have any advice on moisturizing and making my dreads less itchy...?

Aloe Vera does absolute wonders for itchy dry dreads. Just massage the goo into your dreads, leave for about an hour then rinse thoroughly, it also leaves your dreads smelling nice and fresh.

Anybody speak Italian?

I’m looking to swap some dreadlocks for Italian lessons.

I would also like to swap for Sign Language or Makaton lessons, handmade goods, tattoos or a decent donation to my local Staffy rescue or The New Futures orphanage in Cambodia. 

My favorite things to see.

Old people holding hands and kissing.
Tiny dogs stood next to massive dogs.
Really long dreadlocks .
Heavily modified parents holding babies.
Children singing to themselves.
People holding handfuls of wildflowers.
Gigs where the band is grinning.
girls with flowery dresses riding bicycles.
People kissing at train stations and airports.
Truly happy Dogs.
children playing ukuleles.
 Handwritten letters.
Flowers planted in old boots.
People climbing trees.
Old men in pork pie hats.
Random acts of kindness.
Hitchhikers.
& people knitting on buses.