Clean Shaved

There comes a time in a man’s life when he questions the future of his hair’s existence, (i.e. he is starting to thin) Of course his wife, not having the same problem is overjoyed by the idea of transformation from long haired hippy to bald coot.

So started the idea of removing it and getting sponsored to do so. There is no point getting it cut without doing it for money, because really I like it long! The sponsor money will go to Comic Relief and a local Methodist trust, Amelia Farm for whom I have been working as a volunteer for the last 8 months.

Bearing in mind I haven’t cut my hair for about 6 years, it should be rather a comic result, either that or I will (like Samson) lose the will to live.

Anyway I’m removing it, the hairdresser is booked and I shall be one head of hair lighter by 2.30pm on Friday 16th.

If you wish to donate, email me!!

2 Responses to Clean Shaved

  1. Dot on August 19, 2007 at 6:20 pm

    oh my word, does that mean you are growing up….please no….. Sylvia has insisted that I am no longer allowed to be ‘the naughty corner’ as I am to be joint convener with her …. we’ll see!!

  2. John Davies on August 19, 2007 at 6:22 pm

    If you’re set on this haircut then perhaps the only option for Dot …
    … is to do the same….???

Random College Entry

  • Post Reading

    No not lamp post or junk mail, post as in after, oh and blog postings of course… Perhaps I should explain… As you will have noted (look right and down a bit) I have been reading Sallie McFague’s book ‘Life Abundant’, well sorry, but it should be Mc Vague, until now that is. I just didn’t get it. The language was admittedly a little long winded for my liking, but something else (related to yesterdays posting) was wrong. I was just not doing the reading, I wanted to get to the end before the middle. While on a break, I read a ‘post’ on John Davies’ blogsite about purple wheelie bins and reading the ordinary. After downloading his greenbelt talk and relaxing, listening to his lovely Liverpudlian accent and wishing I had gone to greenbelt, I realised the problem. I need to stop and reflect before ploughing on! So to the point – today’s challenge (other than getting up and getting the kids to school) build a stool… To be continued…

recent posts

Umeed Partnership

Facebook

rss feed