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My First Haircut

Sunday, August 26, 2007


My hair was getting way long. When I wake up in the mornings and look into the mirror and see an afro about 2 inches thick, that means it's time to get a haircut. Yeah, my hair doesn't just puff up but it kinda starts jerry-curling as well. I've always preferred the short military-style haircut with a zero blade size for the sides and finger-length cut on the top. So there I was, nervously waiting in line to get a haircut and imagining the different things that could go wrong because I knew that my language was very limited and I didn't know how to explain the type of haircut I wanted. Come my turn, I went and sat on the chair and understood as the guy asked me how I wanted it cut. I quickly whipped out my digital camera and showed him a picture of myself with the way I wanted it cut. (It was a picture of a previous haircut I got back in the states.) The guy didn't even look at the picture for 2 seconds! He simply glanced at it and started cutting away. I thought to myself, "Is He that good? Did he actually look at the picture and understand what to do or is he simply in a hurry to get me done?" He starts off with the sides, which I thought turned out great. He then started working on the top. As I watched in the mirror when the guy did his fist pass with the clippers, my eyes turned big and my heart started going faster! I thought to myself, "HE'S GOING TO CUT IT ALL OFF!!!!!" It was coming out so short but since he already started it, there wasn't much I could do. So I kinda said to myself, "Welcome to your first haircut, Peyton". The rest of the day I couldn't help but smile and laugh at how it turned out. It's better than the afro that I had earlier, though. This is probably a record for me for the "Shortest Haircut" I've had. Overall, though, I was thankful and pleased that nothing went wrong.

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  1. Blogger Matt | 1:27 PM, August 26, 2007 |  

    yo dogg, u like real purty...

  2. Blogger Ed J. | 1:41 PM, August 26, 2007 |  

    Hay man, it looks great! i like it!

  3. Blogger ReV | 1:42 AM, August 27, 2007 |  

    Dear Forest Gump, i haven't cut my hair since the States... i'm scared also!

    you bro,

    Dave

  4. Blogger The Minstrel | 4:07 AM, August 27, 2007 |  

    I've learned that European hair stylist do as they please with your hair...I went in expecting a fohawk and came out with a military cut...Welcome to Europe!...lol

  5. Anonymous Anonymous | 8:53 AM, August 27, 2007 |  

    Dude, the cut doesn't look bad. One thing I did notice though is how stinkin SKINNY you're getting. I'm still beefing up bro'.

  6. Blogger Will You Forgive Me? | 7:54 AM, August 28, 2007 |  

    When did you get a haircut, I never even noticed!!!

  7. Anonymous Anonymous | 1:31 AM, September 13, 2007 |  

    I didn't think you could possibly become more beautiful, but somehow, you've done it.
    Hey, I finally found your page without Jacob's help. It's really late and I should be sleeping but one of these days I'm going to read and watch everything on this page to try and fill the Peyton-shaped hole in my heart. Then I'll go sing "The Ponytail Parade" by myself in my car while sobbing gently.
    Craig B.

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