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Sunday, November 11, 2001 - continued

our theme was, like, sapphire blue
Prom, 1989

Hee. Prom!

And the perm is still there. As well as the mall bangs. I was a hottie. Really. I was.

Of course, about this time, I discovered what the combination of a perm and hot rollers could do. And so, for my senior portrait, I had poofy, permy hair (as well as electric blue mascara, but we won't talk about that right now).

Class of 1990
Senior Portrait, 1990

Wow. It truly does look like I'm preparing for my time in the south. Southern-belle hair, here I come.

And if you haven't spent any significant time in the South, you may not know what I mean. Just trust me, there is a hell of a lot of big hair south of the Mason Dixson line. And after spending four years in Kentucky for college, even I became infected.

The start of it can be seen here.

who knew he'd eventually be my husband
Spring, 1991

Goodness. This picture makes me laugh. James and I had just started dating (and look how much hair he had!). And then there's my frizzy 80's bob complete with dangly earrings and baggy, rolled-up-sleeved t-shirt. Yeah, umm... I don't think anyone had told me it was 1991 yet.

But it gets worse.

Can we say, teased?
Fall, 1992

As my hair started to grow and the perm grew with it. This rocket of hair just seems to get larger and larger.... (could you fit another head between me and my stepdad?)

1993
Spring 1993

And here it peaks. Literally. I'd spent all morning perfecting that mane for James' graduation -- complete with bobby pins, hot rollers and Aussie Spray (I did leavee my Aqua Net back in the 80s).

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