Well guys and dolls, we've made it! It's been 100 days and, incidentally, today is my birthday. Happy Birthday to ME! This final picture combines perhaps two of my favorite things of Korea: cafes and hair shops. Those who know me know that my favorite place to go is a hair salon; i get my hair did more often than the vast majority of women I meet. In Korea, I've had the best hair-related experiences and have done some of the most outrageous hair-related things with some of the best hair-related stylists. Most of them never have the opportunity to work on a foreigner, at least one that has such awesome dedication to his/her hair as I obviously do. My favorite salon is the Juno Hair around Ehwa Women's University. The best part is that while they do my hair, or while I wait, they offer me free cafe-related beverages. There is no better way to end this 100 Days of Korea than with the thing I'll miss the most about Korea (okay, one of the two things I'll miss most, because we all know what the other one is): my hair salon. Appropriately enough, as it is my birthday, I am off to this very hair salon today to get my hair did for the last time in Korea. This is certainly a sad moment in my life, but will no doubt be a certifiable Martha Stewart Good Thing.
Friday, August 6, 2010
Day 100:Hair, Coffee, and in Between
Well guys and dolls, we've made it! It's been 100 days and, incidentally, today is my birthday. Happy Birthday to ME! This final picture combines perhaps two of my favorite things of Korea: cafes and hair shops. Those who know me know that my favorite place to go is a hair salon; i get my hair did more often than the vast majority of women I meet. In Korea, I've had the best hair-related experiences and have done some of the most outrageous hair-related things with some of the best hair-related stylists. Most of them never have the opportunity to work on a foreigner, at least one that has such awesome dedication to his/her hair as I obviously do. My favorite salon is the Juno Hair around Ehwa Women's University. The best part is that while they do my hair, or while I wait, they offer me free cafe-related beverages. There is no better way to end this 100 Days of Korea than with the thing I'll miss the most about Korea (okay, one of the two things I'll miss most, because we all know what the other one is): my hair salon. Appropriately enough, as it is my birthday, I am off to this very hair salon today to get my hair did for the last time in Korea. This is certainly a sad moment in my life, but will no doubt be a certifiable Martha Stewart Good Thing.
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HAPPY THE BIRTHDAY Maybe I should get my hair did in Korea instead of Japan. They are scared of curly foreigner hair here.
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