Sunday, May 22, 2011

Unsettled

Life on a narrowboat doesn’t do a lot for your hair, and when I got home the first thing I did – even before seeing my grandsons – was to go to the hairdresser’s. I have a big month ahead with the publication day on the 9th June: so far - three bookshop signings, a talk, a book launch, two newspaper pieces, one in a glossy magazine, and two slots on the radio. When I got home I thought my hair was a mess with a capital M. Although now I look at the photos, it’s not so seriously awful…

this is me looking pleased because I have just opened a very heavy lock gate on my own…

May 2011 Rainbow Lorikeet 043 

May 2011 Rainbow Lorikeet 050

The one above is me waiting for a lock to fill.

Anyway… since I got home from The Hair Rooms, Dave has not mentioned my hair. Usually he says something like -

“I can’t see any difference” or

“Hmm, that’s a bit unusual” or

“Exactly why do you like going to that particular woman?”

But this time he hasn’t said a dicky bird. Is that because it is is so very bad he can’t trust himself to comment? Or is it because he hasn’t noticed any difference and didn’t even clock I went to get it cut ?

(I’m not posting a pic of the new cut here in case one of you says it looks terrible.)

2 comments:

Diane said...

Oh, lots of coverage coming up! Good stuff, keep us posted.

I'm sure your hair looks good and Dave just didn't notice. Laughing at “Hmm, that’s a bit unusual”, though. The words every woman longs to hear! ;)

Sue Hepworth said...

Thanks, Diane, that's encouraging. Hoping to see you in Sheffield Waterstone's on June 18th - if you can't come to the launch itself.