The Haircut

[William Walker]

Hi Folks

Another one. I'd like to see what you think of this ...?

[Rob C]

Hi Folks

Another one. I'd like to see what you think of this ...?

Well, I remember having hair, but not the sunny smile.

My wife used to cut the family hair (because she was good at it, as she was at everything else) and when I lost her (the hair mostly left many years before) I couldn't bear the thought of anybody else touching me so I grew the optimistic pony. I never imagined that those lined rubber bands were so expensive; relative to cameras, they are extortionate! I paid over three euros for a miserable little pack of them. I'd have used normal rubber bands, but you can't get them off without pulling out yet more hairs...

Rob C

[RSL]

William, Clippers would be better than the scissors. And after the haircut this kid needs a shave.

[wolfnowl]

And why is she holding the scissors upside down?

As a candid with a story (I presume) it probably makes sense.  Don't know that it has much to say on its own.

Mike.

[Rob C]

And why is she holding the scissors upside down?

As a candid with a story (I presume) it probably makes sense.  Don't know that it has much to say on its own.

Mike.

Mike, it doesn't have to; we do the talking for it.

Rob C