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  hair days; i know so well

  much love
  gillena

  Comment by Gillena Cox — May 17, 2010 @ 4:19 am

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  “Always tell the truth -
  you’ll never have to remember anything.”
  -mark twain-

  Comment by johanna — May 17, 2010 @ 7:06 am

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  To gray or not to. . .
  Just go depilatory
  No more bad hair days!

  Comment by D. Gale — May 17, 2010 @ 8:18 am

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  I hear you on this one. I started getting gray hairs early — thanks to my dad’s side of the family. : (

  For a while, I let them be and let them grow in. But you know what? After a while, when I looked in the mirror, they made me feel older than I felt on the inside. That’s when I decided it was time to start covering them up again.

  But…one of my good girl friends has decided to leave hers alone. They are growing in in one streak and they look cool that way. Like perhaps she tried to get them too look like that.

  Mine though, are just scattered all over. Not a look I was going for.

  Oh … and I also really like the last line of this haiku. It’s nice. It fits what you are trying to say perfectly. Well done!

  Comment by Kelly — May 17, 2010 @ 8:53 am

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  I really enjoyed these comments, thanks everyone!

  I care enough about my looks that I do not want to look ten years older than I do. But I’m wondering if I can seize the grey and make it work? And how in the world does it grow out?

  Kelly, I love the look of a streak of gray. But I’m afraid my grays are scattered, too. I had no idea that you were an early grayer. I started graying at 23 and have dyed my hair since the age of 28.

  It’s also expensive to color hair every 6 weeks. I haven’t yet learned how to color it myself.

  No way I can go for a buzz cut! That would not look good…

  I may try out my grays for the summer. May be a photo haiga about the process in the future!

  Comment by Alison — May 17, 2010 @ 4:24 pm

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