One of this things that I did this weekend that I didn't mention last post was to change up my hair colour a bit. I felt that my hair got washed out this summer by the sun, and was looking a bit mousey brown. So, I bought a dark brown hair dye (one that I've used before), and used it on Saturday morning and was quite happy with the results.
Over the summer, I forgot how any sort of change in my appearance becomes a talking point for students. And not just those in my class... I got random comments from kids in the hall, former graduates back to visit, student council members, and staff members too. I rather felt exhausted about hearing about my hair by the end of the day.
Here are some of the comments that made me laugh a bit.
"Miss! You dyed your hair! Is that a physical change, or a chemical change? Or maybe a bit of both?"
"Holy shhhh... You dyed your hair this weekend!" (I appreciated the self-censoring here.)
"Miss, what colour was your hair before? I liked it then. It was nice." (Said by the sweetest kid ever. I kind of wanted to un-dye it.)
Interestingly, I think the boys noticed way before the girls.
Also, this makes me want to get my nose pierced or maybe a tattoo just for fun. I wonder what the reaction would be like for those.
3 comments:
Man up. Shave your head.
Remember those magnetic nose rings? You need one of those!
Ha! Yeah, get one of those piercings through the front of your nose. A great experiment. Actually, I'm sure it's been done.
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