HAIR - part two

Several have been asking how did that "Hair today - gone tomorrow" story turn out. To get the background on that again, I would encourage you to go to the BLOG ARCHIVE just on the right side of this page. Click on MAY (2) under 2010 and scroll down until you get to that story. Then you will have the background for this one.



This past May and June of 2010 I took another trip to California. A year's time had passed since his profitable buzz cut so I was anxious to see how Steven's hair was coming along. He had been true to his word had let his hair grow back again (maybe just a trim or two). So before we compared each other's hair, I had to ask him again. "Now that it has been a year, are you going to go back to buzz cuts again?" A resounding NO. He assured me that he likes his hair just as it is. "Why don't you get it cut again?", I pried. "I'm just not", he says. I now catch a glimpse of Mom who is sitting across the room and she has a little smile on her face. "What?", I ask unknowingly. The two of them look at each other and a little smirk shows on Steven's face. "Well," says Mom, "The girls like to run their fingers through his hair." WHAT? This is my grandson we are talking about here. Just because he is almost a teenager doesn't mean that girls can run their fingers through his hair!!! Steven, is that true??? He assures me that it is. And you like it I suppose. "Of course".



Wait a minute: if you have long hair, the girls will run their fingers through your hair? Hmmmm. (Now if only I could grow bangs.)




Really, Steven? The girls like to run their fingers through long hair?? Hmmmmmm.

So how did we do on our agreement?