My point, was and is, one has to be comfortable with oneself. Where ever we go…there we are. There’s no escaping being with ourselves and, when we lie down at night, we have to be comfortable with how we’ve conducted ourselves during the day, or, make things right as soon as possible. If coloring your hair gives you pleasure and you’ve got the funds, go for it. If you’re going into debt to color your hair, I would seriously re-think the matter. Almost nothing is worth being in debt, at least to my way of thinking; I enjoy freedom too much to be in debt. But that’s another topic for another time.
Pax.
Blessings ~ choices ~ freedom ~ fun ~ being comfortable with oneself ~ the folks who have voiced their opinions/thoughts ~
GLENDA CHILDERS says
I love this picture of you, dear Sandra.
I got my first gray bits when I was 18. And my daughters made me promise to just enjoy gray.
Fondly,
Glenda
amanda says
The streaks of color sound fun. I wish I could get my hair to look like the gal in the movie, Run, Lola, Run, but alas, I also like my hair clean, so don’t think it would ever work.
I understand your point about being comfortable with oneself. Many women do rely on their appearance as their inner confidence. I happen to think grey hair and wrinkles are exceptionally beautiful.
But I must say it is a strange thing to watch as one’s own face and body change.
amanda