Community Post: The High Calling of a Hair Cutter
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Yes, I mean hair cutter. I don’t go to a place with hairstylists. Even hair dresser is too stylish a word for the shop I go to, on the rare occasions I actually get my hair cut. I let it go for a whole year while my mom was sick. It takes courage for me to go in for a trim because my hair grows back so slowly. Every time I get it cut, I feel like I’m signing a contract for the next six months. But on this particular day, I felt bold and daring. I walked into Bobby’s shop just before lunch. Why then? Because he’s closed at lunch... (read more here)
Image credits found in accompanying gallery. Post by Megan Willome.
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