This is just another reason Jamey & I are great together. We both hate shaving.
I was not one of those teenage girls that couldn't wait to start shaving in middle school and snuck behind her mom's back with a razor (though I did sneak the mascara a couple of times and ended up with some awesome black eyes). The summer before 8th grade, my cousin Amanda convinced me that whether or not I liked it, I had to do it. BUT WHY??? They're blonde! But she didn't care. And so I did. Luckily I'm not a hairy beast so I can go awhile before it becomes noticeable. They are still soft and blonde. My roommates called me The Hairless Wonder. Usually, I don't shave all winter (my little legs are always in pants or tights- no point) On my mission, I went the entire 1st YEAR without shaving. I would've gone longer but Day wanted to witness the event so it was my gift to her. I mean, I like the feel of shaved legs, but how do people shave EVERY MORNING??? I don't even shower that often so forget about getting me to shave!
And Jamey looks good with some (or more) facial hair. A lot of my friends are decidedly opposed to facial hair on men, and ya...some guys just can't do it and that's fine. But Jamey looks good. Mmmhmm.
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I'm fiercly jealous of the Hairless Wonder. :)
Ha ha ha this totally brought back memories of the mission!
While reading your blog I was thinking "Oh ya, she could go forever without shaving! Even without the tights on, no one could tell that she hadn't shaved for a whole year!" I feel very blessed and privleged that I witnessed the 'shaving'. You are truly blessed with those awesome leg hairs. Love ya!!!!
like ashley...jealous.
Haha! I WISH I didn't have to shave very often. Darn dark hair. BUT when I lived in Africa I didn't shave at all. It was glorious. No one cared because the women don't shave there, and you have to cover your legs anyway. Darn America:-) xoxo
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