Hair History

Until last year, i had no hair history. The journey that my hair had taken, was a BIG FAT nowhere. Last november i decided to take the plunge.



This is just a template of me. No hair, just the face. I decided to put this on here because then it would be like the computer gae that emily mcbride had that let you change you hair style. I remember being excited for that party for months. In order to play the game you needed on pictures where all your hair was pulled back. So anyhow, we will now begin playing my hair game, my reality hair game.
This is how my hair mostly looked, back before the adventure began, the DARK AGES, if you will. No blow dryer, no nothing, usually a hair tie. Jennifer Bloomfield hated to do her hair. There was no motivation.

On very special occasions, one may get to see it done. Here is the ONLY picture i could find that had the hair done, when long.


Then, Thanksgiving came and Jennifer built up her courage. She was GOING to do it . SHe could do it. She was making the choice the choice to break out of her norm and go beyond and above her normal limits, a whole six inches so. It was the beginning of the GREAT ENLIGHTENMENT.Corn rows, were only for special occasions, like GRAND BALLS. or when she wanted to talk to the other poets and artists of her time.

Then the bangs came around. This is about mid-renaissance period in Jennifer's life history.

Jennifer sometimes would come back to this classic look, when the goings got rough. But only when they got rough, such as in times of WAR with PATHOPYSIOLOGY.
Through, much change and periods of excitement the hair of JBLOOM has come to this. will there be more hair history???????? Perhaps. I am thinking there may be a RED period, similar to picasso's BLUE period. hmmmmmmmmm :)

the autobiographer,
Madame Bloomers