I mailed my hair out today (see Chopped for a Cause). I couldn’t find a padded envelope to use at home, so I broke down and got one at Wal-Mart, it was only about 69 cents. I carefully packed it, weighed it and stamped it. I managed to snap a picture of it before dropping into the box. Now it’s on it’s way to Locks of Love. I’m supposed to get an email when they receive it, I can’t wait! Just so excited and anxious too. I’ve already started getting a little paranoid. Little thoughts keep bugging me. Will it get there all right? Can they actually use it? Did I do it right, or is there something wrong or unusable about my hair? Maybe I’m being silly again. I mean odds are that the worst thing that will happen is the child who gets it will think the color is boring. Now there’s something to worry about. :)
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
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Sunday, March 28, 2010
Chopped for a Cause
Saturday morning, about 1:00am, I was still up. I couldn’t get to sleep because I had something on my mind involving something on my head. So, I got up and chopped off my hair. A little over 10 inches of it.
Here’s the before shot, luckily I thought to grab the cameral before reaching for the scissors.
Here’s the after, quite a difference. And I didn’t throw up, sort of expecting it. Once when I was younger I cut almost the same amount off, but apparently the difference in lengths was too much for me to handle. I threw up on the floor and almost passed out. Thankfully that didn’t happen this time, maybe it was because of the reason for doing it.
Ever heard of Locks of Love? It’s an organization that makes hairpieces for children with cancer and other diseases that can cause them to lose their hair. Someone in choir recently made a donation of hair to them, and it’s been on my mind ever since. Especially since I had been thinking of changing my hair anyway. Why not hit two birds with one stone, such a horribly cruel sounding expression. So I took the plunge, my hair is now sitting in a plastic baggie waiting for me to mail it.
And if you’re concern, I have spent some time after the “after” photo was taken to trim my hair and polish up the cut. I actually have received a lot of compliments since, my hair is really cute now. So now it’s like three birds instead of two.
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