Due to popular demand (by which I mean requests from my friend Carolyne and my sister Laura, both popular people), I am presenting here some evidence to back my past claims about my sister Mary’s hair. Take a look-see:
Isn’t it wonderful? Until she was seven or eight, Mary’s hair did what you see here: grew outwards in all directions, a mass of beautiful, wild ringlets. As she got a little older it learned to lie down a bit, and it grew well past her waist. Eventually it got so heavy that she couldn’t do anything with it, and for a few years she wore a shag (kind of like the more recent mullet):
As you can see, the cut made it thinner, but there was still a lot of it! By her early twenties she had cut it short, for many years she has had it like this:
At first, I griped about this, because I wanted more than anything to have my own hair grow waist-length and beyond, and hers did, and she didn’t like it. Grass is always greener. . .
But now, I get it! Long hair is crazy, especially for us ladies of a certain age, and it’s also cooler in the summer to have it short. Besides, she looks extra cute this way. So trim away, sister mine, and thanks for the time-lapse pictures.
Thanks. Glad I could help. I guess they’re not any pictures with the jumping corn. Heehee
Too bad we didn’t have cell phones.
What remarkable hair! I hate to be a beggar, but not enough to restrain myself, so if you ever find pics of that hair waist length, I would be very pleased to see them!! I doubt that my imagination can capture such abundance!
There might be! We’ll keep looking.
Epic! Thanks to both of you for sharing!
You are most welcome.
Mary is the only person I remember whose hair could accurately reproduce Peggy Fleming’s wedge.
I had forgotten that! More pictures are indicated.