Tuesday, April 18, 2006
A Haircut for My Dad
I had my last hair cut in August 2005, it might have been July. Tim and I decided that it was unlikely that we would ever run in a "Run for the Cure" but that we could grow hair as a statemnet of support for people that are affected by cancer. Almost everyday now I am reminded of my Dad who died from Cancer. I am reminded of him because everytime I look in the mirror and see my long hair I think of him saying things like " doesn't that hair drive you crazy?" it didn't then, but it does now! I am ready for a haircut! I think it is funny that something that Dad and I spent so much time disagreeing about would become something that I would use to make a statment in support of him and all the other people I have known that have been attacked by this disease.
I had my last hair cut in August 2005, it might have been July. Tim and I decided that it was unlikely that we would ever run in a "Run for the Cure" but that we could grow hair as a statemnet of support for people that are affected by cancer. Almost everyday now I am reminded of my Dad who died from Cancer. I am reminded of him because everytime I look in the mirror and see my long hair I think of him saying things like " doesn't that hair drive you crazy?" it didn't then, but it does now! I am ready for a haircut! I think it is funny that something that Dad and I spent so much time disagreeing about would become something that I would use to make a statment in support of him and all the other people I have known that have been attacked by this disease.
