A note of appreciation!

Dear Longfan,Your note was appreciated. You sound a lot like my husband. When I wanted to cut my hair short he got very upset and thank goodness because I really want to grow it out its just having the patience. I too had to chuckle about the hairbrush incident but only because I've been in your wifes shoes only my husband was doing the brushing. He got the brush tangled and I had to get it out of my hair. It's funny though because I know when he picks up that hairbrush I'm in for a long night (and not because I'm untangling brushes)!Fellow long hair fan,Angel O:)After reading all the notes, like the funny ones from> Diane and Karen, and the sad one from Christina, I> just wanted to say thank you to all the ladies out> there who put up with the hassles of long hair. The> barbeque sauce story from Karen was funny, but points> out the hazards of long locks. After all, Pam had to> go wash the gook out after the little boy (I think it> was a boy...probably a budding long hair fan!!) had> his fun with it!> We men are very quick to think about the romance and> attractiveness of long hair on women, but seldom think> about the patience it takes to wear it. My first wife> once caught one of those dangerous round brushes in> her mid-back length hair. It took me an hour to get it> out while she gradually worked her way to tears! I> laughed at first, but as she became more upset, she> bawled me out and realized how serious the situation> was to her. The offending brush was eventually removed> and we could both laugh then!> Anyway, thank you LHL's! At least one male appreciates> your patience!