Haircut
I need to get a haircut this week so I need to find a new person to cut my hair. That isn't easy to do; it took me 2 years to find someone adequate when I lived in Charlottesville. I often wish I could fly Lennie, my old hairstylist from my days in DC, down here to fix my hair. No one knew my hair like Lennie. But, alas, I am not John Kerry:
I need to get a haircut this week so I need to find a new person to cut my hair. That isn't easy to do; it took me 2 years to find someone adequate when I lived in Charlottesville. I often wish I could fly Lennie, my old hairstylist from my days in DC, down here to fix my hair. No one knew my hair like Lennie. But, alas, I am not John Kerry:
Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry likes to style himself as the candidate of working folks, while scissoring President Bush as the protector of the rich.He does have a good haircut.
"We have to bring back an America that values work and honors working people, day in and day out," Kerry urged in a recent stump speech.
But when every campaign stop is a photo op, even a man of the people needs a high-quality haircut.
I hear that when Kerry was in Portland, Ore., last weekend preparing to windsurf on the Columbia River Gorge, he flew his Washington-based hairstylist, Isabelle Goetz, across the country to give him a camera-ready trim.
