On the one hand, a warmer head in winter and less chance for a sunburned neck in summer. On the other hand surprise mouth fulls of hair if attempting to eat outdoors on a windy day without a hat.
I used to HATE that period of time when I was constantly thinking "Shorter? Or leave well enough alone." I've finally answered the question of length. It's now become the question of: "Wig, baseball cap, or scarf."
ole Nitty said it looked like a mullet..I'm going to wash it condition it and put it in rollers and then comb it out..see what it looks like..I think I'll let it grow a little longer..when hot texas summer gets here I might not hesitate to cut it off..ha
I like my hair longish in the summer so I can put it up somehow. Usually, I just grab the length, give it a twist and put a long pin in it. It is sort of like a French twist but not so cute.
when I worked at home improvement store and had long hair and would get all hot and sweaty I'd get an a #12 nail and twist my hair up and pin it up with the nail..worked perfectly.then started using the aluminum nail for eaves..it really worked great.
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Long hair always!
ReplyDeleteIs that a hair piece, YDG, or did you have a sudden spurt of hair growth?
ReplyDeleteOn the one hand, a warmer head in winter and less chance for a sunburned neck in summer. On the other hand surprise mouth fulls of hair if attempting to eat outdoors on a windy day without a hat.
ReplyDeleteFar too sexy for a sleepy Texas town. hehehe
ReplyDeleteLooks nice long. You can always put it in a bun, or a pony tail if you feel like leading a cheer. lol
ReplyDeleteI like the length it is now or maybe an inch shorter.
ReplyDeletefirst time I've had long hair in over 20 years..nice change..least till summer.
ReplyDeleteIt's an interesting look - that's for sure!
ReplyDeletenice change..least till summer.
ReplyDeleteYou mean next week??
Long hair yes! Always and forever.
ReplyDeleteI used to HATE that period of time when I was constantly thinking "Shorter? Or leave well enough alone." I've finally answered the question of length. It's now become the question of: "Wig, baseball cap, or scarf."
ReplyDeleteLong hair yes :)
ReplyDeleteI'm struggling with the same issue. My hair is about the same length and I'm debating chopping it all off. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteole Nitty said it looked like a mullet..I'm going to wash it condition it and put it in rollers and then comb it out..see what it looks like..I think I'll let it grow a little longer..when hot texas summer gets here I might not hesitate to cut it off..ha
ReplyDeleteI like my hair longish in the summer so I can put it up somehow. Usually, I just grab the length, give it a twist and put a long pin in it. It is sort of like a French twist but not so cute.
ReplyDeleteI learned long ago not to comment or state an opinion on a Lady's style or adornment. Thank you.
ReplyDeletewhen I worked at home improvement store and had long hair and would get all hot and sweaty I'd get an a #12 nail and twist my hair up and pin it up with the nail..worked perfectly.then started using the aluminum nail for eaves..it really worked great.
ReplyDeleteYou grand lady are blessed with one of those faces that looks great either way. That is your only problem.
ReplyDeleteIt looks nice long.
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