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David_Dovey:
Yeah my sister would cut my hair back home, and it was brilliant because she understood what I wanted and what would suit me even better than I did, so I could really trust her to just go to town and try something new/different and it would always come out looking awesome. Also it was a real trip to see my sister being competent at something, seeing as she's pretty fucking hopeless in literally every other part of her life. Also with the 50% discount I got I was only paying $26 for the haircut which is basically the exact amount I'd like to pay for a haircut. I made sure I got a cut from her the day before flying out and if and when I go home one of the first things I do will be to book another one. In the meantime I've gotta get good at cutting my own.

Drill King:
YES I AM NOT DEAD YET

allison:
I go to the same hairstylist as my mom - he is very expensive but totally worth it. He moved to Canada from England in the 50s and the first job he got was sweeping up hair in a salon. He never even went to school to learn how to cut hair, he's just naturally talented. He's got a beautiful studio of his own, and lets my mom and myself make appointments at 7 am (before he's open) because she's been his client for 26 years now.

Eris:
I see Jimmy's lady too and she gives me the best haircuts I have ever had. I would never even try and cut my own hair because there is so much of it! I can't see the back of my head, and I can tell I would miss bits of it and it would look terrible or end up really bottom heavy because I don't know how to cut hair, let alone cut curly hair and add layers to even it out. I will leave that to the professionals.

nekowafer:
I need a decent hairstylist that actually knows what would look good on me. I don't suppose anyone knows someone in the Baltimore area? I only recently got myself some bangs after like 23 years of all the same length with a part down the middle.

On a bloggy note; I feel awesome lately. I really do. I have never in my life felt this good.. I wake up every day, in a good mood, not necessarily ready to go to work, but not grumpy and crappy and sad. I love you, venlafaxine.

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