Did you ever think about hair? Hair, the growth is everywhere.
Out bodies are a garden of hair. It's overhead and in noses and ears. Lashes and brows and on face and napey neck. It goes down our back up our belly and chest not to mention legs, toes and private places. And I get a fuzzy little growth on my tongue after a long night out
We got hair styles for those with plenty. Wigs, toupees, paint and pieces for hairlines on the move.
We dye it, frost it, part and kink it. Roll it, curl it, tuft and twirl it. No matter what color red, blonde or brunette pubic, pubescent or silver gray we are slaves to our hair.
Stubbles and whiskers get scraped every day with cremes, lotions and after shave. Or we grow Mustachioed soup strainers and curly handle bars sideburns and muttonchops for lips and cheeks. Goatees, iron jaws peach fuzz and Van Dykes adorn our lips and chinney chin chins
We brush, crop, curl and set shave and wax v-shaped places. Pluck eyebrows into shape lift up lashes pick it from our clothes and shave a runway for our hose.
It's feathered, pinned swept and blown. Made to be shaggy, frizzy fuzzy, downy, fluffy and furry. It's ratted, ironed up in a bun or hanging in a shag.
We have ringlets, crimps ponytails widowpeaks and cowlicks. Shocks of hanks of tousels and mats of it. Plumed, tufted, paged crested and piled or just in a shake and go. Bangs bobs and knots. Crewcuts, flattops or a buzz butches and d.a.'s pigtails and pompadours. Spike it or let it fall.
There are fullheads and not shocks and mops manes, fleeces locks and tresses permanents, coifs and waves. Afros au natural processed and shiney or set in rows of corn.
And if that wasn't enough
We have hair raising movies to stand our hair on end. Hairbrained ideas and schemes. Hair triggered tempers and guns we keep a hairbreath apart. Irritating hair shirts and camel haired coats
We are shampooed and conditioned tweezered, combed, netted and blown in shoppes of beauty and barbor by stylists and 'ticians and snippers all for Our Crown of Glory.
My goodness you didn't miss a thing! In fact you gave us an eye opener into just how much hair plays a part in our lives. Hope you didn't have a bad hair day;-) I cut myown etc. Haven't been to a beauty parlor in 25 years;-)Maybe I should hahaha
Exc3ellent as always !...ET
Reviewed by Robert Harrison (Reader)
Reviewed on October 28, 2006
Just bought myself some electric clippers and set them at a quarter of an inch. That will do me.
I hate messing with me hair; it gets too long, whack, I cut it. Short. Then I look like a boy, and wish I hadn't done this terrible thing! Too poor to afford a real haircut...and as for having hairy chest and back, not me, said the flea....LOL Too cute, your sharp clever humor; well done!
I loved this...I really never thought about hair that much at one time...well, except during the season at school in the primary hall when our friends HEAD LICE comes calling, and there seems to be an invasion...yeah, fear and those itchy little pests makes one think a lot about hair...your a great inspiration for laughter at this early 8:20 a.m. hour...loved it.
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on October 28, 2006
You put the Barbier of Seville to shame. Me I wait for the day when it all falls down. Then I'll shave it all. Victor
The Wholly Book of Doo-Doo-Rot-on-Me is adult satirical humor featuring adult language and adult content, and the work is a parody of the Old Testament Book of Deuteronomy.
A humorous look at the world and life through my eyes.
Follow the author and his wife, as they travel the world …. several times over.
Laugh at their funny stories, self-inflicted crazy events, strange observations, wacky zoo facts and snippets
Loveya,
CJ
Exc3ellent as always !...ET
I hate messing with me hair; it gets too long, whack, I cut it. Short. Then I look like a boy, and wish I hadn't done this terrible thing! Too poor to afford a real haircut...and as for having hairy chest and back, not me, said the flea....LOL Too cute, your sharp clever humor; well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
PS I envy my dogs - they never worry about their hair.
Just a few a sidestepped along the way........lol....say no more!!
Very haireffective wisdom coming from a not so rusty male!point of view :)!
Love tinka
Love Tinka
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling