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16 comments
natasha
Thank you for the lives! Will be passing through NS/NB next week and look forward to dropping in and going home with some gems. Window pane wools are on my mind. :)\
Teri Canter
I cut my own hair in the 80’s when I lived in Miami. It was short and sassy and I loved it. I still trim my bangs. Thanks Deanne for a great session!
Suzanne Engelhardt
I use Granny Smith’s and Gala together. So they bake completely(no hard pieces) I mix then with all seasoning ( sugar etc.)and let it sit for two hours before putting in the pie shell to bake.As for hair,sometimes I try to do it like the hairdresser and if any piece sticks out funny,I trim it myself. I love the lives and your Sunday news letter. Thank you for all that you give to us
Ellen
I started cutting my own hair during Covid and have never gone back. I can now cut it when ever it bothers me, no appointment. I’ve had a few times I cut it a little too short, but not any more times than when my professional went a little to short. As long as I don’t want some new look ( it’s been about 20 years with this style) I’m going to keep cutting myself.
Joyce Holwerda
Don’t know how that happened- posted twice. Sorry.