When I was 6 I went from long to short hair, but instead of Locks of Love, the hank went to my sister so she could make an up-do. It was 1968; she was in high school. I like the oil boom cause, too. Got rid of some washed fleece that's only been cluttering the upstairs storage, waiting to get carded and spun (no wonder spinsters don't have spouses or kids!). Great mom/daughter project -- good for you!
Joannie Kervran Stangeland writes poetry and the Poe-query blog. Her new book, Into the Rumored Spring, was published by Ravenna Press. Joannie's also the author of two chapbooks--A Steady Longing for Flight (winner of the Floating Bridge Press Chapbook Award) and Weathered Steps (Rose Alley Press). Her poems have also appeared in The Midwest Quarterly, Valparaiso Poetry Review, and other publications.
4 comments:
Wow -- what an act of love!
We had so much fun!
You are both so amazing! You'll love the freedom of short hair, plus what a great cause.
When I was 6 I went from long to short hair, but instead of Locks of Love, the hank went to my sister so she could make an up-do. It was 1968; she was in high school. I like the oil boom cause, too. Got rid of some washed fleece that's only been cluttering the upstairs storage, waiting to get carded and spun (no wonder spinsters don't have spouses or kids!). Great mom/daughter project -- good for you!
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