Something Has to Give
“Cut it to my chin,” I say emphatically. “Are you sure?” The stylist asks. “I’m sure.” I sit back in her chair and watch as the hip, youngish woman slowly snips off my long, dark, shoulder skimming layers into a pageboy bob. She told me her name when I walked into the salon, but I don’t remember it at that moment. Maybe I was too busy checking my Blackberry, or the time, or thinking of what I had to get done when I got back to work. The haircut had been an impulsive decision but a necessary one. Maybe there … Continue reading