may have noticed a slight difference about me in the photo I posted below.
Just in case you didn’t: that was then.
This is now.
Great response from my manager when I walked in this morning – better than Small last night, who just kept saying “that’s not your hairstyle” 😕
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Woo – cool haircut 🙂 Just needs henna now … 😉
The even more eagle eyed will notice that Jax still hasn’t straightened the crooked picture in the picture frame on the wall behind her.
That was your mystery appt then?
You know, that’s just what I thought. I wanted henna and to have contact lenses all in the one day, but I couldn’t get the lenses sorted yesterday, so I thought I’d save the henna for then too 🙂
Yeek! simul comment 🙂
Yes, that was my mystery appt in the teaser post 😀
I did notice last night actually. Eagle eyes are us 🙂
I said to Matt last night, do you think Jax’s hair is tied up or has she had it all chopped off? 🙂
It’s hard to make a suitable assessment of the change, which I think I like, because of the weird gurning in the second one 😉
I noticed the fringe in the pic if not the shortness – looks nice 🙂 Can’t wait to see what you look like without glasses 🙂
Jen told me to take an unflattering picture, and you know I always do as I’m told 😉
I suppose you guys don’t know me without glasses do you? I’m still surprised to see them tbh, I wore contacts for years.
I’ve done this several times – grown long and then cut it really short. I always seem to do the cutting when I’m feeling traumatised so I hope you’re OK 🙂
More feels like I’m getting over stuff and moving on actually, but thanks for asking 🙂
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