I'm sorry I'm defacing the Palmer blog with my missmatched post. If you just turn your head, and think about the pictures in reverse order then maybe you'll understand what I was trying to do with the pictures. Since this haircut is Pammy's dream come true, I figured it was blog worthy.
When I was a little kid, my mom made me have short hair and people always thought I was a boy. I felt stupid and refused to have short hair since I was about 9 or 10. Well, I'm in a new country, with a lot of time on my hands and making a lot of changes in my life. So to symbolize my inner change I thought I could represent it with an outer change, and I'm not one to be subtle about things like this. So every time I look in the mirror I can be reminded of my goals. It may seem silly but I've never claimed to be normal and don't plan on it any time soon.
4 comments:
Wow. That is a lot of hair. What are you going to do with it? In Taiwan, they wait to cut a babies hair until it is long enough to make a calligraphy brush out of.
NOOOOOOOOO!!!!! I guess it's too late. how sad. That picture that shows your back looks like a shampoo commercial, my dream...
It helps that you are very cute and the sort hair looks good too.
When I am mad at christian I threaten to cut my hair. He makes up with me immediately.
I'm going to try to donate it to Locks for Love. It's kind of weird having a huge chunk of hair just sitting on my desk though. Meh.
I didn't know about the calligraphy brush thing but I think I could make a few with my hair.
nice to get the blow by blow (or cut my cut). haven't remembered any dreams lately. hope you don't change too much. (we liked you the way you were.)
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