I'm full of stories, as you know. LOL When I was a kid my dad did my haircut and it was a buzz, no options. Elvis became popular and then the Beatles and hair got longer but I still had to have that buzz. Sometime in my high school years dad quit giving me haircuts so I started having longer hair but for school it couldn't be touching the ears so it wasn't all that much longer. I swore I wouldn't have a buzz for the rest of my life! about ten years ago My hair was getting a little long right before I left on the wheat harvest in the last of May but I didn't have time to get to a barber. This northerner here (me) got in that southwest Oklahoma heat with that too-long hair and he was suffering. We were too busy to take a day off so no hair cut in Oklahoma. Next stop was Mineola Kansas, we were lodging in Dodge City, and it was mid-June and hot and my hair was LONG! The farmer we were cutting for didn't work on Sundays so finally on the first Sunday in Dodge I went to the Wal Mart hair salon and told the lady to give me a BUZZ! I couldn't stand to look at myself in the mirror for several days with that buzz, I looked soooo different but at last I was COOL. LOL The buzz lasted for the rest of the summer, then I grew it back again. Today it is thinning out so much I want to savor the hair I still have so there will be no more buzzes. When I die, if someone gives me a buzz for the viewing, I'm gonna reach up and pull the lid shut!
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