Perm-uh! Perm-uh! I heard that word over and over again yesterday. Any guesses as to why?
Well for the the first time in almost two months I didn't straighten my hair before work. The majority of Koreans have naturally straight hair so they only get curls through perms. Imagine me trying to explain that my hair is naturally wavy/curly and that I straighten it every day. Only two of the Korean teachers understood, so as far as everyone else is concerned I permed my hair. They'll be shocked when I walk in today with straight hair again. Maybe they'll be able to piece it together.
The general consensus was that the curly hair was "beautiful"... although this was from the girls and fellow teachers. The boys freaked out and just would scream "AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH"... I think that I liked that reaction best of all.
About Me
- Jana
- Regina, Canada
- Now 28, many people feel my time to explored the world has nearly passed. I don't agree. The world is vast and inviting, and as long as I'm able, the travels continue.
2 comments:
I remember telling you to do something about your hair.
Pssst your stories are getting weak, I think it's time you starting making them up to spice things up a bit.
I want to hear more about the guy from under the stairs!
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