Haircut 2.0
Ever since he switched hairdressers, his wife always made remarks about the result.
“Are you sure he’s qualified? I’d even be better at it.”
Came the Great Lockdown when most shops had to close and his appointment at the barber shop got cancelled.
After a few weeks his hair started getting unmanageable, so he said: “Go ahead, dear, show us you can do a better job.”
She started handling scissors and trimmers as if she were a pro, until finally she stepped back, bent her head to the left, then to the right, and said: “Ever considered wearing a hat?”
From Guest Contributor Hervé Suys
Hervé (°1968 – Ronse, Belgium) started writing short stories whilst recovering from a sports injury and he hasn’t stopped since. Generally he writes them hatless and barefooted.
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