A discernable change

[glenatron]

The thing about working from home is that you don't have a real workplace community in the way you would in a regular office. This means that you can get away with things like not getting your hair cut for lengths of time that would be absolutely inappropriate if you had to deal with real people on a regular basis. I took the opportunity to rectify this yesterday:


One of these was at midday yesterday, the other at 2pm - see if you can spot the difference.

Comments

[wldhrsjen3.livejournal.com]

:D I wear my hair long because it's too much trouble to get it cut and styled. Thank goodness for pony tails...

And husband grows his hair out until the ends start to curl, then he shaves it *all* off and starts growing it out again. The first time the kids saw him "bald" they cried. :D

[glenatron.livejournal.com]

I have envy of anyone whose hair does anything interesting. Mine just grows straight and will not be persuaded to behave otherwise.

Not by someone with my low level of tolerance for forcing hair into unnatural configurations anyways.

When it was cut right back short after I got tired of having long hair old ladies would cross the street to avoid me. I did look pretty mean.

[penella22.livejournal.com]

my hair's the same...baby fine and it does one thing...grows straight. The End. I pretty much forfeited haircuts when I got Sage, although arguably it's really the Poodle's fault as she gets haircuts every 2 months and they're pretty expensive too. Luckily last month *I* got a haircut. It was an occasion!!! My fiance didn't notice at all, haha...but my friends sure did, just about went into shock...I guess some people will notice the missing six inches...