My hair is naturally curly and thick. People who do not have naturally curly hair think it's a blessing but most people that have it think it's a curse. I would say that 95% of the time, I straighten my hair. That means blowing it dry while brushing it out with a large round brush then pulling it up in sections and holding it in place with clips while I use a flatiron on sections of it at a time. Well, this morning, I just wasn't feeling it and decided it would be a "curly hair, don't care" day. Now, I have only worn my hair natural and curly one other time this school year. And, you have to remember that most kindergarteners do not have a filter when it comes to saying what pops in their head. While I was patrolling the hall this morning doing my weekly duty, a student that is in another teacher's class stops and says, "I see you have a new hairdo." I said, "Yes, what do you think? Is it okay?" After studying me for a few seconds, he says, "A little..."
The last time I wore it this way, one of my students said, "Where did you get that hairdo?" I was asked by a dad that came to the school to have lunch with his daughter if I had gotten a perm. Do people still get perms? I don'f know. This is what I call my "lazy hair". Wash it, towel dry it, put some mousse for curly hair in it and off I go.
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