When I was young my hair was orange. Invariably others said: It's red. Now that I'm older my hair is white Which is alright for an old man's hair. To the fact that it's white now All subscribe. I find it strange But then that's me.
Isn't it funny how folk with red hair try to call it by any other name (my son had red hair, now gradually going grey) - would that my hair had gone that beautiful white - it would have saved me pounds in hair dye.
I understand your son. Red is the stop colour on a traffic light. Amber would be nearer the mark. Even worse than being labelled red was the designation strawberry-blonde which usually came from an elderly aunt with a saccharine smile. It made me feel like a girl.
Maria you are right. In the end it's only the grey matter that matters. You can have the loveliest hair in the world but if you're as thick as two short planks . . .
Isn't it funny how folk with red hair try to call it by any other name (my son had red hair, now gradually going grey) - would that my hair had gone that beautiful white - it would have saved me pounds in hair dye.
ReplyDeleteI understand your son. Red is the stop colour on a traffic light. Amber would be nearer the mark. Even worse than being labelled red was the designation strawberry-blonde which usually came from an elderly aunt with a saccharine smile. It made me feel like a girl.
DeleteOrange and white - it's only a grey matter moment of reflection.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Maria x
Maria you are right. In the end it's only the grey matter that matters. You can have the loveliest hair in the world but if you're as thick as two short planks . . .
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__ As you say, all the same; that we still need a comb, is all that matters. Smiles_!
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Ha ha ha :) very good one!
DeleteAnd the comb has more teeth.
Thanks.
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ReplyDelete:) That's the long and the short of it.
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