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"PinterestFacebookPHOTO: Copyright 2006Over the weekend I finally got a much-needed haircut. And I really liked my new layers when I left the stylist. But when I woke up Sunday morning, I got a shock when I glanced in the mirror&amp;#8212;I suddenly looked like Alfalfa from The Little Rascals! It appears that overnight, a small one-and-half-inch lock of hair in the back of my head that I hadn&amp;#39;t noticed in the salon decided it was time to stand up and let itself be known. What the heck is this little piece doing back there anyway?\nExcept for my bangs, there&amp;#39;s not a single other super-short lock on my whole head. My theory is that the stylist, who was using a razor to cut my hair, must have accidentally sliced into that lone piece in the rear there. And the little bugger likes to stick up off my skull like an antennae. Arg! Now I have to have to keep an eye on it until it grows out&amp;#8212;so annoying!\nBut don&amp;#39;t feel too bad for me (if you do feel bad for me after all this melodramatic bellyaching, that is). I actually like the rest of the cut. See? This is what it looks like from the front:\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: Copyright 2006And it&amp;#39;s much longer in the back:\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: Copyright 2006It&amp;#39;s not a big change, but it&amp;#39;s enough to make my waves perk up a bit. So let&amp;#39;s hope that one rogue lock gets to growin&amp;#39; soon. In the meantime, have you ever been a victim of a haircut mishap? Have any words of wisdom or a story that will make me feel better? And what do you think of the rest of my cut?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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