George wasn’t able to get there until about 6. I met some really great people that I hope I will see again at some point. Probably will, in fact. Here’s a pic of my new summer look, which I debuted at the party yesterday.

Tee Hee. Just kidding. Here is the actual look…

It was a very spur of the moment hair decision. I haven’t had one of those in a long time, in fact maybe since I went platinum blonde one day on a whim about 6 years ago.

One of the things that I like about being a self-employed professional artist is that the only dress code that I have to adhere to is my own. I am quite grateful that at 41 I still have a “full head of hair (according to many stylists) and that it grows hair grows very quickly and thickly. On the few occasions when I do get a “bad” haircut (not that I consider this one bad at all) it grows quickly enough that no styling blunder lasts very long. Also, If for some reason I don’t like the color after a few days, its very easy to dye it to some color very close to my natural color (which I would call a honey blondish color - with a bit of salt and pepper thrown in – though I’ll admit that sounds more like items found in a pantry rather than my hair color.

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