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Maybe,
You see I just been to the hairdressers. Hubby doesn't know yet. I've had about 4 inches cut off - a little more than I had planned - and I'm pleased with the result.
The problem comes 'cos my other half thinks that women should have long hair and mine although it's not a crew cut, is drastically shorter than before!
Although it might take him a while to notice - last time I visited the hairdressers it was one of my friends fathers who noticed first. So if I dissapear off this forum it may be beacuse I've been linched!!!!

His life is in danger because he is guaranteed not to notice.

My wife reckons I would notice a Brazillian before I noticed her head shaved.

I don't know about his life being in danger....
He was actually quite quick in noticing, it took about ten mins - and he wasn't happy. He now wants to know how long it will take to grow

He's just remembered that my hairdresser's about to go on maternity leave, so he now says that I'm not allowed to visit the hairdressers until she comes back! . Good job I don't work normal hours then
And when he remembers, he puts on a sulky face

Snoopysue (short intake of breath) you shouldn't let a man dictate how you should and shouldn't look. If you like your hair, all well and good. It's about time you got hubby under control

BC Wench wrote:Snoopysue (short intake of breath) you shouldn't let a man dictate how you should and shouldn't look. If you like your hair, all well and good. It's about time you got hubby under control

I didn't let him, doesn't stop him sulking though!!!

snoopysue wrote:

BC Wench wrote:Snoopysue (short intake of breath) you shouldn't let a man dictate how you should and shouldn't look. If you like your hair, all well and good. It's about time you got hubby under control

I didn't let him, doesn't stop him sulking though!!!

I have one of those!
Sulky mac sulky!

He has had to go up a ladder today and paint and he is hopeless!
He used grey filler should have used White!
got the wrong paint
cried up the ladder ....I only moved it a bit ......whilst he was at the top
So he has had to
do the washing
do the tea
and iron his shirts...he irons his own shirts anyway!

I can't complain too much - he did bake some bread while I was at work today, and remebered we were out of milk, which is an improvement on yesterday. And milk is something we brits can't do without in our tea
For someone who's english isn't that good he's got "put the kettle on" down to a T (or should I say "tea" ) - I blame my mother for that one. When they're visiting I drink more of two things - Tea (thanks Mum) and red wine (thanks Dad)!!!