glam-
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that you can recall.
I have two fairly recent ones. Earlier this summer, my niece and my mom came to visit me for a few days. As we were running around on a Saturday, we stopped to get something to eat. My niece said Grace. She starts off thanking God for her mommy, daddy, family, etc and then she pauses, looks up and says, "And thank you, God for Aunty's pretty hair." My heart just melted then and there. Especially since the day before I had worn an Instant Updo hair extension, but this day I was just wearing my natural curly hair, nothing special.
Then yesterday, I did a wash and go and just came in to the office in my curls, though they were still wet. A white male coworkers says to me, "So is the wet look on purpose or because of the weather (my note: it's been raining non-stop here). Either way I like it." I said, "oh well, I deep conditioned last night (like he knew what that meant! lol) so I got up this morning to wash it. It'll be dry by this afternoon." A black male coworker chimes in, "Girl, what time did you have to get up to do that!?" And the white guy says, "I know, with all that hair!" I'm sure this meant nothing to them, but it really made me feel like I'm making progress in my journey, that they would even say that since I feel like my shoulder length hair is nothing.
I have two fairly recent ones. Earlier this summer, my niece and my mom came to visit me for a few days. As we were running around on a Saturday, we stopped to get something to eat. My niece said Grace. She starts off thanking God for her mommy, daddy, family, etc and then she pauses, looks up and says, "And thank you, God for Aunty's pretty hair." My heart just melted then and there. Especially since the day before I had worn an Instant Updo hair extension, but this day I was just wearing my natural curly hair, nothing special.
Then yesterday, I did a wash and go and just came in to the office in my curls, though they were still wet. A white male coworkers says to me, "So is the wet look on purpose or because of the weather (my note: it's been raining non-stop here). Either way I like it." I said, "oh well, I deep conditioned last night (like he knew what that meant! lol) so I got up this morning to wash it. It'll be dry by this afternoon." A black male coworker chimes in, "Girl, what time did you have to get up to do that!?" And the white guy says, "I know, with all that hair!" I'm sure this meant nothing to them, but it really made me feel like I'm making progress in my journey, that they would even say that since I feel like my shoulder length hair is nothing.