Re: our water nymph

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I have always had a thing about hair, because I have always had extremely
long hair. Right now, it's longer than it's ever been, past my waist -
about as long as the girl in the picture, actually. It is high maintenance
but the one and only time I cut it it was a total Sampson situation - I
literally felt disempowered. Guess that's why I'm so interested in the
Pre-Raphaelites - now, they could imply stuff with an innocent seeming
strand of hair that'd make you blush (:

Damn those repressed Victorians,

Camille

TLM wrote:
> There are certainly no “rude bits” in that painting, as far as I’m 
> concerned. I’m especially fond of that ocean of hair. Both the Head Nymph

> and you have the most beautiful hair. I’ve always thought that 
> Helena-Bonham-Carter-A-room-with-a-view type of hair to be a bit too 
> maintenance demanding, but it sure is magical.
> 
> On the other hand I’ve always liked that Falconetti-Jeanne-d’Arc haircut,

> too.
> 
> /TLM
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