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I know it’s only been five days, but I just wanted to show everyone how my ears were doing. There’s no redness, there’s no swelling. It doesn’t hurt at all; actually, I know it’s not supposed to. I’m actually loving it though. I’ve been rinsing with warm water two times a day. I haven’t taken it out yet because I’m not sure if I should wait a week because I’ve seen some people saying befor taking it out and massaging it. I always make sure the area is dry. Anything questions or concerns please let me know.

I try to find any green hair dye I can. I always go with Shamrock from Ion, but I really wanted to try to see what all the hype was with the brand Good Dye Young by Hayley Williams, and it is stunning. So I applied the colour over the already existing Shamrock green. I would say it is much more vibrant. The colour is very long-lasting as well. It shows even on darker hair. The only issue is I do think it’s quite expensive. It’s $28 for one tube! As Ion is around $15.

I just started today. I’m putting in 14-gauge. It didn’t hurt. No problem with it not getting in. Took me less than a minute. I’m massaged with oil before on my ear and put some of the piercing oil in. There is currently no pain. I don’t have really any swelling. Any tips and tricks or advice are very much appreciated.

Hello, I got this email from Centennial inviting me to take the English language skills assessment, and I’m not entirely sure if it’s mandatory or not, and I know it’s embarrassing, but I do have a learning disability, so would it be best if I go ahead with the assessment, or would it be better if I don’t and I take the COMM 160/161 course and then wait till next semester to take the comms 170/171 which would be the most reliable?

Cause would it help me more to take the COMM 160 course to gain more learning or should I just take the assessment and I will be COMMs 170/171

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Not sure what my eyes are??