Haircut

[Edwin]

Smiley, the smile is wonderful, and Crisi has a beautiful smile. Carol has complained in the past that her longer hair made the back of her neck feel hot! Poor Carol, she is too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer! I tease her in the winter, and tell her than when summer comes she will be very pleased with that temperature, but she doesn't agree, but it is true. She wants it 75 to 80 degrees in the winter, and in the summer she wants it 50 to 65 degrees! I am pretty happy myself with what ever the temperature is, except sometimes if it is hot enough through the night it can keep me from sleeping until I wake up enough to push some covers aside!

[Smiley]

I know what you mean,we are heading into what will probably be a long hot summer. My favorite! I have already heard people complain about it being too hot.
The worst day of summer is better that the best day of winter.
When I mention to people here about moving someplace warmer they tell me that I would miss winter.What a bunch of simpletons. I figure that I will miss winter about as much as I miss having the flu.

[fenmoor]

Well I tend to be the opposite. I prefer the cold to really hot.

I figure I can always put on more clothes... layer up if I have to. I cannot always take off more clothes

but when I lived in the Philippines, I did not mind the heat too much... AFTER 3 MONTHS of getting used to it. After that I was fine. Until I went back to the states.... Then I was FREEZING!

Bill

[Edwin]

I know what you mean about being in the Philippines, getting used to the heat, then coming back, and freezing. My brother-in-law who is now deceased from cancer, lived all over the world, mostly in warmer climates the last years, and then for the last 13 years or so he lived in the Philippines, and every time he would come home he would be freezing, and we all thought it was just right or too hot!

[erwin]

This is my last photo taken last April 18, 2012.

You are so beautiful woman ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!You look great in your picture.

[Edwin]

We will all agree with with you on that one, Erwin! My family has cut my hair forever. First my Dad, and then my older brother and my Dad, whoever was free to do it. They were both good barbers. My Dad actually worked in mining camp when he was in his early 20s, as well as being the black smith, he was the barber for the camp. Then my wife cut my hair for many years. After that our twin daughers cut my hair, which ever one was available, and that has worked fine for many years! One of them just noticed a couple of days ago that my hair was getting long, so she came over and cut it, and that was nice. I am not particular, but they do a nice job!

[crisipicada]

I am planning to have my haircut today, it seems so hard to prepare to work with long hair. I want to cut it up to shoulder level and makes me feel young then.

[Edwin]

Yes, Crisi, long hair is more difficult to manage. With shoulding length cut, it will grow out quickly when you want longer hair. My mother had long black hair, part American Indian, until my Dad died, then she had it cut fairly short and wore it that way the rest of her life. I like long hair, and tried to encourage Carol to have long hair, but it doesn't work for her because her hair is so thin. She has retained her natural hair color much longer than most people. She is now past 70 years old, and her hair just recently started turning gray, but it still mostly has her natural hair color. Carol has her hair cut very short every so often. When the heat of the summer came she had it cut to get it off the back of her neck. I don't argue with her about that, and she has it cut however she wants. Our kids cut hair for both Carol and I, and that works great!

[crisipicada]

My hair from straight to curly one.

[crisipicada]

My curly hair a day before my 31st birthday on October 21, 2012. This photo taken today, October 23, 2012