I hope you folks like stories like this about long hair sightings as much as I do.

Four years ago when I moved to a new home, we had to exchange equipment at the cable company. The lady behind the desk had the most beautiful long brown hair, well below her waist. I complimented her and she told me of a planned "cut" to below the shoulders and a donation ;-( I told her I had important information and asked for her email address. Therein I told her about how Locks of Love is a scam and it was better to keep her hair and make a cash donation somewhere. I saw her again with still long hair, then once after the cut (sadly somewhat layered).

THEN, last week I saw her at Trader Joe's, with mid back length hair, perfectly blunt. She was so short, I did not recognize her, but she recognized me and my wife and we chatted. She no longer works at the cable company and now looks a lot older than I recalled, but lovely!

Last night at a local restaurant, I saw a woman with awesome waist length blond hair, perfectly blunt dancing with her husband. I first saw her many years ago at Macy's and told her how much I admired her hair. Many years later we ended up sitting near each other for a dinner and 4th of July fireworks show, and for some reason, she hugged me after the show. Then last night, I sat with a clear view of the dance floor and watched her hair swing as she danced. I saw a lot of nice long hair all around at this restaurant. Glad my wife wants to go back!

Then, this morning, my wife pointed out a woman with hair to her knees. Nice that she does this for me!!! The woman was lovely, but her hair was wispy thin from the waist down, so called fairy tale ends.

Also, a few weeks ago, I saw a young woman, early 20's with fabulous long red hair to her thighs! I complimented her and have gone back to try to see her again with no luck. I want to have my long haired friend Mary stop in the store to talk to her and get a photo. I'm hoping she'll respond better to a long haired female than myself, a 71 yr old grandfather.

Best wishes, Alan