A little girl didn't like her hair because her head was full of curls. Every time when her mom combed it, she was crying. "Don't be so squeamish!!!", said her mom then. The girl looked at her mom."I am not squeamish, the comb hurts me, that's all", she said. "Why do I have so many curls, mom?", she asked.


Her mom was a freelancer at a publishing house. She was always busy and in hurry and had not enough time to comb the hair of her daughter carefully enough or even to answer her questions.

The little girl became upset more and more and she was afraid to wake up in the mornings. She developed a strategy to escape from the daily procedure of combing. She pretended to have to go to the bathroom urgently.


She was sitting on the toilet bowl until she heard her mom leaving the house. Despite her young age was she already versed in clairvoyance, at least in terms of her mom's time management. She could predict exactly that her mom never would wait until she would come out of the bathroom.


She left alone with her granny and when her granny asked her to comb her hair, she used a small subterfuge, she told her granny she got combed by her mom. Her granny did not see so well and so she believed the little girl.


With the time became the curls matted and the little girl did not know what to do, she had to solve an almost insurmountable problem: how is it possible to unravel her curls? She used a comb with wide comb teeth but she failed again and again. Thank God, she was a very indefatigable little person and so she didn't throw in the towel. One day she took a scissor while her granny was sitting before the TV.
She went to the bathroom and cut off her hair.

Then she made it wet and how through a miracle she was able to unravel the rest of her curls. From this day on she did comb her hair by herself and she never more felt pain while combing.

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  • Hahaha, Danny, I am aware, white people can have curls or waves. In my family, many members have curly hair.

    In relation to your hair I just meant, we have always an image of people we don't know personally, so I  imagined you without curly hair... hahaha, that's all.

  • Risty, whether we prefer curly or straight hair, it doesn't matter, we have to take it as it is. My experiences are, people with curly hair would love to have straight hair and people which have straight hair would love to have curls or waves.

  • Enjoy*
  • The party?:) What kind of party? Anyway enjoi it, both of you!
  • Dear Rose, WHY? White people can have curly hair. It is different from Africans' but it is curly or very wavy anyway. I have always worn my hair medium or shoulder long. It is dense and tough enough and it needs everyday brushing and stylishing. I have to do it now as we are going to the party! LOL!

  • Tante, the story was like the childhood story of my best friend. She eventually learns to love her unique curls today. :)

  • Thanks, Danny. Althoug I don't know your hairstyle, I never had thought you could have curly hair... hahaha ... I don't know why I thought so.

  • Hi, dear Rose, very nice story reminding me of my hair! Tanya's corrections are perfect. I can't add anything more

  • Bet, thanks for your comment.

  • Thanks for stopping by and read my blog, Jordan.

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