cut #3
cut #4 - was done by a series of barbers.....
#5
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Cut of the week......
We have some really great contenders this week......and the students have been asking about it like crazy. I will be posting the pics in a few minutes. check it out.
It's Thursday.... and cold-er. What happened to spring?
It got really cold last night, again, what happened? Maybe it's to trick all the northern basketball teams into thinking they're still at home when they hit town today for the Big Playoffs for MARCH MADNESS..... YEAH!!!!!
iT LOOKS LIKE these two are ready. Class can be fun.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
check out Chris's new spring do......
As I mentioned earlier, Kris was ready to shed his dread's....
This was last week......over the weekend, Chris got tried of the look he has had for several years. As you all know, it takes awhile to grow locks out.
Kris and buds discussing the big cut.
The full length of his hair.... his longtime friend.....
the first cut is the deepest.... wow, off it comes...
Chris going through a little withdrawal from the haircut.
What have I done??????
Gbolahan shampoos it for him and gets him conditioned.
the finished Mr. Kool. Very nice..
And, back at work to cut someone else.
Looking good!!!!
Terrence Davidson - stylist to the stars presents.......
My Story My Way Tour
Terrence davidson is planning a tour in the fall to tell how he got into the business. He is a famous stylist and barber who often does Nickie Minaj's hair among others. Keep up with this to see the dates in the Atlanta area.
It's been a wild weekend....... Kevin Ware
One of our local basketball players got hurt in the final four games and broke his leg badly. He is from Conyers, and a great student from Rockdale County High School.
Sunday as I heard and read about Louisville Cardinals basketball player Kevin Ware.
As anyone who follows college basketball surely knows, Ware broke his leg in a horrifying fashion as he landed after leaping to try to block a shot late in the first half of Louisville's game against Duke.
As Ware lay on the court in agony being helped by medical personnel, coaches and players on both teams, as well as spectators in the stadium and, I'm sure, in homes nationwide, reacted with tears and prayers.
But the part of this incident that spurred my own memory, I think, was hearing that Ware's one desire of his teammates was that they carry on and win the game.
It took the Louisville players a few minutes to process what they had seen and understand that their teammate — some referred to him as their brother — would be OK.
Eventually, they were able to move ahead and excel not only at their own tasks, but also at duties that allowed them to make up for the loss of their teammate. I'm sure they wanted to do this in a way that would make it clear to Ware that everything was fine on the court so he could focus on his own healing process off of it.
Sunday as I heard and read about Louisville Cardinals basketball player Kevin Ware.
As anyone who follows college basketball surely knows, Ware broke his leg in a horrifying fashion as he landed after leaping to try to block a shot late in the first half of Louisville's game against Duke.
As Ware lay on the court in agony being helped by medical personnel, coaches and players on both teams, as well as spectators in the stadium and, I'm sure, in homes nationwide, reacted with tears and prayers.
But the part of this incident that spurred my own memory, I think, was hearing that Ware's one desire of his teammates was that they carry on and win the game.
It took the Louisville players a few minutes to process what they had seen and understand that their teammate — some referred to him as their brother — would be OK.
Eventually, they were able to move ahead and excel not only at their own tasks, but also at duties that allowed them to make up for the loss of their teammate. I'm sure they wanted to do this in a way that would make it clear to Ware that everything was fine on the court so he could focus on his own healing process off of it.
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