Stone Soup by Jan Eliot for May 22, 1996
May 21, 1996
May 23, 1996
Transcript:
Gramma: I can't believe what you pay for a haircut. Val: But Mom! He does a great job, and I leave feeling terrific. Simon, this is my mother. Simon: Your- no! This couldn't be your mother! She looks much too young! But, like mother, like daughter~ ciao! Gramma: Maybe I could use a trim. Val: Told ya.
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gracie123j almost 13 years ago
Her barber gives them too many compliments. That’s probably why they have him cut their hair.
gracie123j almost 13 years ago
I think he exaggerates too much.
kattbailey over 8 years ago
She has honesty everywhere else. Take the car guy a while ago. She goes there to have a ritual where she knows he’s going to say only nice things, know that they’re exaggerated but knows she can count on having her ego pumped up a bit, and she can relax while the conditioner works. She can see her mother and other customers. She’s seen herself in the mirror. This is a temporary escape