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Being B'a'ld !!


Yes, I was bold enough to get bald. Just hope that you recognize me when our paths cross on some random street.
So this is how I spent last Friday. 
  1. Worrying at first. Should I or Should I not.
  2. Getting to the barber's and going for the same ol' boring cut.
  3. "Oh what the heck, dekhi jaayegi" kinda attitude to stop the barber in between and go with the trimmer.
Indecision was a big part of the whole affair. Just wondering if all the first timers had such difficulty in going through with it. All said, I am glad that I did it and it has turned out pretty darn well.
You might feel compelled to ask Why? For me it was more of curiosity about how i'd look and how it'd feel and the little thing called now or never
'Delighted' is the word that describes my current state of mind. The small joy's that it brings like finally being able to ditch the everyday combing, the feeling of a well-mowed grass on your head, the water droplets reaching your skull and having a cooling effect you never thought to be possible, and this is just two days of living with it that I am talking about, are immense in today's life.
Somehow i feel more free. And as my friend Junna once said: " It's something, people who've never done will regret!! " So GO, GET BALD ;)

P.S. catch the craziness out here.
Oh, and before you leave, I have been called names after my last exploit, some of 'em being: "wannabe Lebanese", "Middle-east terrorist", "Scary ...", "Gadad DD", "Ghajini".. et al.

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