haircut

lol, well today, mother and i went to get our hair cut.
our hairdresser's this lady from laos. actually, can anyone tell me, is that place pronounced 'louse' or 'lay-os?' her name's anna, and mother tells me that i used to see her for my hair cuts even before i got sick, not that i remember that, sorry. :P
the first time i went to her, i asked her, "please, can you not gimme a toilet-bowl haircut? i don't want a toilet-bowl haircut." (toilet-bowl haircuts are when the mother just places a bowl around the kid's head and cuts around it. :P)
she asked me, "whaddya want, then?"
i pondered awhile, then asked, "do you know how to do a mushroom hair cut? ('dong goo tau' in canto)"
"of course!" was her reply.
"awesome, i'll have a mushroom haircut then."
but aunty anna's awesome: "no, i'll give you a HIGH-CLASS mushroom haircut."
sweet, that's me taken care of. but how about mother?does she want a high-class mushroom haircut too?
no, she doesn't care. i decide for her, then. she can have a high class 'shh-muk (say that in canto)' haircut. :P
the coolest thing is that aunty anna charges me fairly cheap. :) i think she charges mother a few dollars more than she charges me, although, technically, @ twenty-four years old, i should be charged the same as mother.
she's got two daughters, one in senior school, and the other one in upper primary. both attend state schools.
anyways, she's cheap, nice and highly recommended! anyone looking for a new hairdresser? just ask me. :)
next post here ... whenever the next public holiday is, maybe? nah, that isn't till august, i don't think. prolly when mother and i go out for lunch with my australian godmother, then. cya!
ceers,
em. ^^
P.S. no! i should be getting my new glasses soon! new post due then! :)