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A couple of days ago Mr P and I realized we had been married 5 months already—whoa! I decided to celebrate this milestone by freeing my husband from the thing he proclaims to be the only downside of marrying me—having to deal with my hair.
My poor husband was being attacked by my hair. I kid you not. My locks had grown out of control post wedding, reaching down to the small of my back. I never really set out to grow my hair long, it just sort of grew out of my laziness. I tend to be a person who “sheds” a fair amount and at that length it was a wee bit out of control.
“Oh don’t mind that tumbleweed of Pretzel’s locks blowing across the living room floor.” Eww gross!

Exhibit A: the fruits of my lazy
To be fair to Mr P, I desperately wanted to chop my hair for a while now; I prefer short hair and the novelty of my hair being the “longest ever” had wore off. I figured I would go in for an inverted bob—a style I have rocked a time or two in the past.

I love me a bob!
As I was in the chair, explaining my desired cut to my stylist I felt a little very lame playing it safe, so I amended my request and asked for something that I haven’t had in 20 years.

BANGS!
The last time I had them it *might* have been the 1980s and I *may* have used copious amounts of hairspray to have them defy gravity. I have to say that I love my new do!

It’s a little freaky how dark and glossy my hair looks with this cut—I didn’t dye it though. Here is a more true to life picture.

I always love seeing post wedding chops and I am glad I went big for mine. Mr P and I have been having fun brainstorming who I could be for Halloween with this new do—so far I have:



and Hetty Lange from NCIS Los Angeles
But funny Halloween costumes aside, one of the main reasons I didn’t cut it immediately after the wedding was because it was getting close to the donation length for Locks of Love. I wanted to be absolutely sure that my donation would be accepted. My Dad’s family carries the BRCA1 breast cancer gene (I do not) and my cousin had two bouts with aggressive breast cancer. Donating my hair to this great cause was very important to me.

Success!
If you are thinking about a PWC and want to donate to locks of love here are some general guidelines (according to the locks of love website)
Oh, and Mr P is over the moon for my new look. As for finding my hair everywhere, together we vacuumed up the last “pretzel tumbleweeds” this weekend.
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