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Hair update

My hair is still growing and growing.  It's in one of those terrible kind of stages where one day it looks great and the next it's uncontrollable.  In the picture, it's in the good stage, in case you can't tell ;)

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  1. Made In The SouthJuly 13, 2010 at 10:08 AM

    Oh, I so remember trying to let my hair grow out. I had every headband,barette,and clippy I could find! My hair was very short for years because everytime I wanted to let it grow, it would get to the middle stage and I would cut it off. Just takes time...

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  2. Tina PuntigamJuly 18, 2010 at 7:40 PM

    Luckily, time is something I have. It's amazing how annoying that middle stage can be :D

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