SILVER HEADED LADY FAIR

new Biggus
Hi! Enjoyed this poem,
hope your prayer is answered.
I always' was a mosuy colour brown.
Hated it, when older had coloured red
hairdresser in Bournemouth then, had to stay
in for a while till it washed out a bit.
Then older decided auburn bit haior dressers.
And tried from bottle. Messed up. So few of us
over 5o's joined groups, bit singing,dancing playing,
some do poetry then. Go to sheltered homes, some people took us on, four years finished. At the time,
needed hair done, had it red or auburn twice in couple weeks, but gave me an allergy! First time ever
in life! So had have baby shampoo! and chemicals, wrong chemical or amount dye, caused it. Hence white
silver old lady now. Hate it!
So I fit your poem. Very good.
julie x

Oh dear, sorry to hear that.
Thanks Julie

new Biggus
Don't worry!
He went white about age 30.
Worry of me, no I'm quite bit older.
But daughter's been and clipped it, nicely
for show we went to. Lady on train Worthing,
getting off to,amazed me, she said "how nice I looked
Amazed all Primarks. Late dress hoped must be 2,3 months waited, yes! turned up to-day,? past summer now. Well colour hair can cheer! one up bright colours. Church used to be all black colours and brown. Now daughter paints my nails coral and do my
own things, then not been church ove 6 months. No one
bothers now to get in touch! like last priest always did in all and everything. So lay in late, both do.
X factor late finishing. Funny people out shopping,or
day dreaming, stop and comment on nice colour nails.
And my cheapy sparkling fancy style rings flower shapes, etc; match colour wearing, thrills me.
Bit of an eccentric, make up our days nothing.
Take care. Keep writing and I'll keep reading.
julie x Someone park had watch stolen, bad isn't it.
Enjoyed your poem monumental clocks etc;
julie x