The Nose Job

Ola sports fans... This post is not about that Seinfeld episode (although that is a goodie), it's about the latest exciting event in my life.

Are you sitting down? I have had my nose pierced. Feel free to gape with awe and admiration or gawk in abject horror at the pictures of the adornment (or "Nose bling" nice term Ang, I like it! need to get my hoody out) on my schnoz (yes, it's not a small nose, but mom tells me I should be proud of my aristocratic French heritage that led to this nose *cough*)

My Nose Bling

This is actually something I've thought about (but not too seriously) doing since I was about 20. Then yesterday, I decided to phone and make an appointment. I dragged my lovely and super supportive colleague (and nose ring wearer for over a year) with me (thanks Chanteletjie) to the appointment today. Well, the "piercer" (I had NO idea they had an official job title!) Phoebe was super, I was close to chickening out, but she calmed me down. If I had known the pain I was about to go through, I probably would have run (click here for gross info on cartilage and what goes on when you pierce the nose).

Anyway, after copious right eye-ball watering (just the one!!! was funny) I was able to view the result. And I do like it, if I get sick of it I can take it out and it should close without too much hassle, the hole is tiny anyway.

Now - my hysterical friend Miss Angela B gave me the following, thanks Angel.

Angela's List of 10 Advantages of Wearing Nose Bling

  1. You will automatically be deemed the coolest gal at church
  2. It diverts attention away from your ears
  3. You have an extra place to hang a Christmas decoration
  4. Now you can use all those lonely earrings that lost their partners throughout the years and get more jewellery gifts on your birthday!
  5. You'll have a legitimate reason to stick your finger up your nose in public..."I'm just putting in my stud," cough cough
  6. Earning greater respect from the Hindu community
  7. Meeting some cute guys at the tattoo slash piercing parlour
  8. You can use your nose as a pin cushion when sewing
  9. You don't have to dress up for fancy dress parties
  10. You can reflect light into a colleague's eye simply by twitching your nose, they'll never be the wiser!

posted @ Thursday, September 27, 2007 9:00 PM

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