It'll grow back, right?

Well to follow up with my hair dilemma that I shared with you last week, I did end up going someplace to get it fixed, so now the hair is back to being short again. It's still about an inch and a half below my chin in the front, and then it A-lines a little and hits at the base of my neck in back. Lots of layers. It's a pretty cute cut in the end. I tried going to the Paul Mitchell school (thanks for the tip Christa, I used to go there in Provo but had forgotten that they have one in SLC also.) but they didn't have any openings in Phase 2 until today, and I needed a fix right then and there. SO I called the salon by my house where I've gone the past 3 cuts. Luckily they had an apprentice there who only charges $15 for a full-service cut (wash, cut, dry, style) and she did a good job. Evened out and softened the overly choppy layers and de-mullet-fied the length in the back. Anyway, no photos to show, but just wanted to let you know the hair has survived yet another attempt at saving money! Next time it's hair school all the way. No more Supercuts for me.

Happy Medium?

I can't decide which is worse; paying $40 for a good hair cut at a "full service" salon but still not really liking the style and feeling like you paid too much, or paying $13 at Supercuts and getting not only a bad style, but a bad cut to boot. Pay more for a better cut? Save money and live with a butcher job? I told Rob I can just tell people Sara cut my hair. Not a plausible story yet? Guess I better keep working on my excuses. Or maybe just break down and end up spending the $40 at the full service salon so they can fix this thing.