If hat hair were fatal, I'd be a dead man.
The first mistake was a haircut. I had a hair cut a couple of weeks ago since not having one for seven months or so. My hair was down to my shoulders but too heavy to curl. So, on a whim, I had it cut.
I had forgotten something I learned long ago: No Good Can Come Of Haircuts.
(The truth is: really long hair is great to grow but not so great to have.)
Whatever the hair cutter did--and she did what I told her, leave it just over my ears and long enough to curl in the back. She did that. And the first day I really liked it. Then the terminal hat hair sat in. With my long hair, most of it wasn't under the hat and stayed normal. Now, after the hair cut, my hair is immediately transformed into little, hair sized worms, that lay close to my scalp and (I believe) are sucking out what is left of my brain.
So, I decided to wear my cap everywhere, inside and out. Which, oh, by the way, made the hat hair even worse.
I am pondering all this because I just took a shower and my hair is full and wild and out of control, moving away from my head as hard as it can. But as soon as I put on my hat, I know I'll have worms on my head....sucking brain matter that I actually need....
So, I think I'll grow my hair really long again. By the time its a good length, I won't have to wear a hat. That will be good.
I do love a healthy head of hair....
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