Change is very much on my mind today.
Without fundamental change in our laws and attitudes, I fear for the future of the human race. I do believe in people’s ability to change — otherwise I couldn’t do my job as a psychotherapist. However, I just don’t know if the human race can change quickly enough.
As I change over to the visual part of today’s blog, do you see change in my images for today?
My son Aaron — who experienced a change in his appearance yesterday (thanks to the amazing Mia at MiAlisa Salon) — used to call a playground a “bahgo” before we all went through many changes. I’m proud of the young man he has turned out to be.
Here is “Change” by Tracy Chapman.
One thing that does not change: my gratitude for all who help me create this daily blog, including YOU.
Wonderful haircuts,Ann! I think Aaron is very handsome with his stylish cut.
Thank you for another wonderful comment, my friend.
Hair today, gone tomorrow! Very neat and tidy.
Very neat comment, Peter!
I like that you and Aaron both decided to make changes to your hair, although his change might be a bit more dramatic than yours. The important thing is the changes were chosen which, ultimately, is the only way to have positive change.
Thanks for all the positive change you bring, Chris.
change is how we grow. wonderful
so true, wonderful beth!
Thanks for taking us along on the haircutting/styling journeys! I felt like I was right there in the salon with you and Aaron.
Thanks for witnessing all the changes here, Debbie!
That should do for a few months
Let’s hope so, Derrick.
Aaron sure left a lot of hair at the chair, Ann. You both left the salon looking good!
Good of you to say, my good friend.