Erin from Plymouth, Minnesota, had a hairdo which is a bit more conservative and less colourful than Loren's. I think that they both share the same desire to stand out in a crowd, which they and their friends did very well. Erin told me that he had finished his post-high school coursework and is currently employed with Target Corporation. Just a group of kids looking to have a good time at the St. Paul Jazz Festival.
waouhhh quelle coiffure....beau a voir, plus difficile a porter
ReplyDeleteWhy can't I get my hair to do that?
ReplyDeleteWooohooo!! now that's what I call a gravity defying coiff Kate, excellent, when you're young is the time to experiment and have a bit of fun. Great picture.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen an employee in a Target store who looked like that. I wonder what his job is. He looks like he could be really adept at handling a broom and sweeping the floor.
ReplyDeleteIf my son... OK, I probably only envy his hair now that mine is becoming... sparse!
ReplyDeleteAnd, here I am, just wishing for enough body in my hair to curl slightly.
ReplyDeleteWas there a punk festival in your town or something? Those 'dos must require alot of maintenance! :)
ReplyDeleteI can't even keep my hair back out of my face. Whatever does one use to do that do.
ReplyDeleteIt's all in the hair.
ReplyDeleteMaybe not as colorful, but certainly impressive in its height.
ReplyDeleteI went through blue, red, purple and black hair with my blond daughter, and now she is an M.B.A. with a good job. It is just hair. I'm cool with that.
ReplyDeleteWhoooa, that's a hair-do! I will quit complaining that I need a haircut or whatever... I hope that the "hair product" is biodegradable - hah!
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie
This would also be a great entry on the green theme! :-)
ReplyDeleteWOW !!!
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