He played baseball in high school and college, thinks soccer is for pansies and wouldn't be caught dead eating quiche.
I tried to get him to moisturize and exfoliate his face when we were engaged and he just laughed at me.
There is one thing, however, that separates Benji from the rest of the guys who have a lifetime membership card to bass pro.....
Benji has become addicted to my Aveda hair spray. Yes it is true.
My sister, and my friend Loria and I have been Aveda addicts for many years. I use the shampoo, lotions, perfumes, skin care products, and hair styling products. Any product they have made, I have bought at once in my life.
At first Benji was very resistant to my Aveda addiction. Aveda is not cheap. It is all natural plant derived products. Friendly to the environment and to the body.
One can of hair spray cost about $24.00. Benji about had a hernia the first time I bought it while he was with me. I assured him that I don't use that much hair spray, and that it would last me awhile......
Then the day came when Benji haphazardly used my hairspray..... and a new addict was born. He, however, uses about a can every two months. Much more than I use...... I tried to ween him off of it one time and he complained every day that the "new" "cheap" hairspray didn't work as good.
Yesterday I got a frantic phone call, it was Benji wanting me to pick up some hair spray. 24 dollar hair spray.
I told him I wasn't getting Aveda anymore, because we can't afford Aveda hair spray.....but then I started thinking about how I would need more shampoo soon and I didn't want to have to buy my shampoo at Bi-Lo. I also thought of how hard he's been working, and how his hair does look better when he uses Aveda.
So I caved. And I bought him 3 cans.
We will just have to eat spaghettios and canned tuna for the rest of the month, but his hair will look good when he goes deer huntin.




