Post Apocalypse (Oh and BTW I got tenure)
Well, yesterday I chopped all my hair, and I have to say not as bad as I thought. I look okay bald, actually quite butch. If I got a nose ring and some leather, I could totally pull that look off. Also, doesn't look too bad with a hat; the wig however is an absolute disaster. It looks like a cross between Lindsay Lohan and Jessica Simpson all while having the appearance of being totally fake. What's up with these ladies that have such awesome wigs!!! Mine looks awful! I am going to send it to my stylist to try to get it rehabilitated tomorrow, but in the meantime, I guess its just hats.
On another note, which I should be a lot more excited about, my tenure is officially through. My husband asked what I want to do to celebrate and I said I just want a wig that doesn't make me look like a street walker.
posted by PhD Mom @ 4:44 PM
7 Comments:
Congratulations! What a rollercoaster couple of weeks for you.
YEA on tenure... and don't sweat being bald, hun -- it can get you lots of little benefits.... and you hear lots of cancer stories.
Concerning cancer stories, if they contain the word "died", stop listening. If they contain the words "a long time ago" and "still doing great" commit them to memory.
Ask your oncology nurses about the cold pack for the head option --
CONGRATULATIONS ON GETTING TENURE!!! :)
As for the wigs, good luck with your stylist... enjoy your hats (or have you tried just using turbans or something along those lines???)
Sending lots of happy congratulating thoughts your way!!! :)
Yay on tenure!!!
Have you looked at sheitel shops? My cousin got one that looked exactly like her hair.
Finding a wig is like finding clothes that make you look great. Go to the best shop you can find and find the best salesperson - not the one that wants to make a sale but the one that is really picky about what looks good.
Congrats on tenure!
Add in some things that help you relax like taking a walk, enjoying a bubble bath or getting a massage so that you ensure you are meeting your emotional and physical needs. Thanks for sharing.
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