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Life in India - the hair cut

Posted by richardclarke on February 7, 2008

Today I got a haircut.

Here, even simple things like this are an experience.

First the elderly man who had a cut before me had his shirt off. He got his face and head shaved. When this was done, he had his armpits shaved as well.

Also, kids were going to school Several high school boys stopped by to carefully comb their hair, so they would look just right (for the girls at school). Their primping before the mirror reminds me of what I have heard of the girls bathroom in a US high school.

Life in Tiruvannamalai remains sweet. It is starting to get hotter though.

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