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| Me in 1994 |
Male pattern baldness is a cruel joke given to us by our parents. There is no cure for it, and there is no way to
naturally change it. I used to have a TON of thick, curly hair, but at 18, and it seemed like it all fell out at once. It didn't really bother my too much since I wore a ball cap everywhere; not to cover it up, but because working in radio really doesn't have a dress code and it was comfortable.
As I got older, it was time to grow up and lose the hat, and I had figure out what to do with my (lack of) hair. I
buzzed my head with clippers with the '#1' guard on it. Hey! It was a big step for me! That was 2007. My hair continues to thin out and I'm at another cross roads: Is it time to just shave it all with a razor?
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| Good Grief! |
A couple of 'bald brothers' at work do it, and it looks good on them... but I'm hesitant to do it....and not because I'm holding on to what's left... well, that's a small piece of it, but mostly it's because I have this odd-shaped,
Charlie Brown-sized head. It's big! What is my big ol' noggin gonna look like without any hair on it? So I started Google-ing how to shave my head, and came across a few videos
that wouldn't work, but I was happy to find a some cool products for those
follically challenged.
Maybe I will shave it all, maybe not... but if I do go
all the way, I want to change my name to
Kojak!
Who Loves Ya Baby?
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