welcome to my world. i pluck at least four a month.
i asked a nursing student if i should be concerned about other gray hair materializing in "other" areas. apparently that doesn't happen. but it does get thin.
on a more comical note, the highlight of thanksgiving dinner this year was when R said to me, outloud, "mom, you have a giant hair growing out of your lip!"
I'm not alone!?!?! Aren't those white hairs the prickliest, most coarse of all? They drive me crazy, especially when I can't see them, but I can FEEL them!
This is why I don't pluck my eyebrows and wear glasses, now that I think of it. Without my glasses, I can't see my eyebrows that well, so I'm none the wiser. ;-) I was thinking of trying contacts again but you just gave me a reason to stick with the glasses. :-D
welcome to my world. i pluck at least four a month.
ReplyDeletei asked a nursing student if i should be concerned about other gray hair materializing in "other" areas. apparently that doesn't happen. but it does get thin.
on a more comical note, the highlight of thanksgiving dinner this year was when R said to me, outloud, "mom, you have a giant hair growing out of your lip!"
sigh. it was giant. but it wasn't gray.
oh the indignity.
Photos! We want photos!
ReplyDeleteI'm not alone!?!?! Aren't those white hairs the prickliest, most coarse of all? They drive me crazy, especially when I can't see them, but I can FEEL them!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Marsha
Votemom: I beg to differ with your nursing student. I worked for years in a nursing home, and I can tell you I really saw some things!!!......
ReplyDeleteLona: Photos? Nope, not gonna happen!
This is why I don't pluck my eyebrows and wear glasses, now that I think of it. Without my glasses, I can't see my eyebrows that well, so I'm none the wiser. ;-) I was thinking of trying contacts again but you just gave me a reason to stick with the glasses. :-D
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