I have realized that the time has come for me to liberate myself from the pernicious myth that femininity equals long hair. So I went to my salon and had my hair cut shorter than I’ve had it at any time in the past 23 years. It’s been blow-dried, so the extent of the shortness cannot be fully appreciated right now. After I wash it the next time, though, it will form a curly cloud around my head and will probably not even reach my shoulders.
I feel very grown up.
Noooooooooo….!
Just kidding. Having a completely new hairstyle is awesome. Pics, pics!
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I think I’ll have to post pictures after I wash the hair and it gets all curly and REALLY short.
Oooh, maybe photos from my birthday celebration next week.
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Yay, a post that’s not about evil parents abusively homeschooling their kids! My hair is curly too and I find it’s almost impossible to deal with when it gets much longer than my shoulders. I never blowdry it, though… that would be, like, abusive to my hair. 🙂
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“I never blowdry it, though… that would be, like, abusive to my hair.”
– I hear you! I never put any product on it because I’m afraid of messing with it.
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I too want to see a pic! 🙂
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I need to get a haircut. It gets in my face when I’m trying to take photographs and is in general just a pain in the neck. Short hair rocks.
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WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAT?
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Well, if you can have a beard every now and then, I should be able to have a grown woman haircut. 🙂 🙂
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It is always good to change one’s style (my haircut changes every week… not to talk about my beard).
I want to see the new you!
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Well, how do you feel about wishing me a Happy Birthday on Skype next Wednesday (the 18th)? 🙂 🙂
I’m now soliciting birthday congratulations. 🙂
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Does your head feel lighter? That was one of the most glorious things about cutting a couple feet of my hair off.
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No, my head is as big and swollen as always. 🙂 🙂
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