Grey Sunday Again
Fellow bloggers, Sunday again, tomorrow Monday and back to work, ewww.
Since now we are besties, after the farming post you all know everything about me.
Turns out I’m turning into an exact copy of my dad, 10 years ago the mere idea of it would have depressed me, pissed me off. However, now I think I would be lucky to turn out to be like my dad. Smart man,great career, loves to read, plays several instruments, married a great woman (I gotta tell you about my mom some day, the woman kicks ass), brought up two decent citizens, that all sounds great right?
But why? Oh, why do I have to also get the things that are so annoying about my dad??
Not fair, not fair at all. I’m just as picky as he is, perfectionist (don’t take the blog as an example, Miss. H. Billy is not doing her job, I’ll fire her ass) and I have little patience (being so much alike back home was war between the both of us, I’m pig headed, blamed on mama), and here what I feared the most *gasp* grey hair!!!
Did Bates call Cooper a woman? And yes she masturbates, it’s normal and as she said our right!
Yes, I’m full of grey hair!
I’m only 20ish, my dad when he turned 35 was full of grey hair and that seems to be the road I’m heading. Last year I only had 3-4, I even joked with a friend of mine who is sorta ginger that he had more grey hair than me, now he’ll be laughing at my face.
I’ll never dye my hair though, I’ll own it, but I don’t think it’s fair. My hair is black, really black, the blackest you could think of, so a grey hair screams on it.
This could have given me a break, 10 years, even 5, I would be ok with 5 more years of black hair.
So yeah, thank you dad, I appreciate it.
My dad’s hair turned to white and silver in his early 30s…
I’m sure that’ll be me.
Kathy Bates is the best and we think grey hair is the best too.
Kathy Bates rocks, I loved her in Misery.
Grey is way cool…..and I’m not just saying that because I have some myself but my husband’s totally grey (well, more silverish) and I think it’s super attractive. So you’re like your Dad huh? Both of my parents are gone now but every year that passes I find myself seeing more and more of THEM in things I do or say or think…..I think it’s interesting because I always thought I was sooooooooooooooo different from either of them! WRONG!
Pam
Ha! My dad always told me whenever we would argue “When you grow up you gonna realize that what you hate the most about me is what you gonna do, please call me when it happens so I can laugh at you”
I’m not calling him lol
Hubby is blonde, so they don’t show up so much but he swears blind the ones I can find are NOT GREY! They are, apparently WHITE, which is, for reasons unknown to myself, a completely different thing
I have a lot on the sides and they are starting to show on the top as well.
Grey is sexy. Wear it with pride!
I will, I have no other option, too lazy to go to the salon.
I love grey hair on others .. especially men – and I had a grey strand of hair in front since I became 30, got it from my grandpa .. he had exactly the same. Have been red headed since 1969 – those days by henna. Because all my features demand red hair, olive skin and green eyes.
All women in my family has dye their hair red and I still do – even if I’m fully grey today – but I’m not ready yet for … become grey haired. I love Kate and I love that she makes herself happy. Great when women are normal.
Having to dye your hair is a lot of work and requires patience too, and that I have too little. I’ll wear a cap if I don’t like it grey.
Patience, I have nearly none, but I’m stubborn …. And hair coloring only take 10 min after added – but it’s a bit messy *smile Look terrible in cap.
Your parents raised two decent citizens? You never mentioned both your siblings before.
That’s because I’m jealous and I rather keep them hidden.
Grey hair is great…on men
Oink oink,
Katie and Coccolino the mini pig
I’m gotta hold tight to that thought.
Sounds like there are much worse people for you to emulate.
I’ve gone completely grey in the front of my goatee. My head is starting to catch up with it.
Meh.
My head is already going.
Grey streaking through black hair makes a man seem distinguished! Go for the Grey!
It’ll make me look wise lol
LOL Kyla
It’s when they go grey down there, you gotta worry 
xx
Mollie and Alfie
I’ll never know that, I wax
mummy found a grey eyebrow hair, and got completely freaked out BOL
Don’t blame her lol
I think I’m pretty much mostly gray now, but I color it every 6 weeks so I’m not sure. I started in my late twenties. Not cool.
Is just not fair, now I’m still asked for ID, with grey hair that’ll never happen again
You’re right! That is SO not fair!
Grey hair looks sexy on guys. Don’t worry, my friend. Me, I must color it! It is interesting how we turn into our parents even if we try our hardest not to. I’m like my mother in many ways, even some things I don’t like. Like I worry too much. I don’t think I’m quite as bad as she is though!
It’s like curse, we are doomed to be them, sooner or later, is just hard to believe.
I went down the same path. There were years I thought my dad was an idiot, but as time passed, I realised he was one of the wisest (if not necessarily smartest) people in he world. And yes, I’ve got his hairline AND grey hear. You see, his hairline was a full hand’s width above his eyebrows when he joined the US Navy at age 17. Yeah – 17. I was turning grey by 25. Now I just keep the head shaved – it takes less time than shaving my chin!
And don’t get me started on the stubbornness. My father could fly if he just sat down down and refused to believe in gravity! 
Ya just gotta play the hand you’re dealt, and own it. And most importantly, KNOW it. That way, you can work around your own rough edges.
Besides, I know you can make it QUITE dashing on you!
It’s hard to come to the realization that our parents were right all that time we insisted they didn’t know any better.
As for the hair, well, I’m preparing for the road I have to walk.
My dad is 84 and no grey hair. I kid you not. His older brother only has a bit. They come from people who lived long long lives. My grandmother was 96, but three of her sisters lived well over 100. I think the lack of grey hair goes along with those genes. Me I got it at 30.
My family lives long too, my great grandma died with 106, my grandpa and grandma and still kicking it, over 90 and they keep traveling, both grey hair, clearly the genes are there.
LOL I guess there is hope for those of us with early grey!
That’s a funny interview!!! Meanwhile, approaching 60 and haven’t even thought about hair coloring.
Hair coloring is a no no for me, too much of a hassle.
Think of it as highlights, Leo, very pronounced highlights! xoM
I have gray hairs everywhere! Don’t worry; I just call them blue and I get a lot of compliments about it and I bet you will too
That’s the price of having raven-black hair. Nothing is forever. However, dudes look good with a little gray. There was a dude I went to college with who had a gray forelock and cleaned up with the ladies. I have blond hair, which although it has been steadily graying for years, has only recently become noticeable.
Like your Movember stache, you’ll rock that gray hair, bro!
well, you do what you want…but my Dad proudly colored his hair for about 15 years…he is a red head…and the in between stage color was , well, not very appealing (VBP)….but when he retired, he stopped, course there wasn’t much left to color…shhhhhh…anyways…he is now 69, his hair is the color of a surfer dude from some beach town in Southern Calif…again, what’s left…so that’s it for me and my thoughts on men’s hair color….just be glad you have some I guess, just sayin’. paw pats, Savannah
Hey Doggy, Jet here.
Doggy’s human… as a manly man with Jet black fur with silver/white sprouting as well… I must say… it makes me a chick magnet. Go with the flow, dude… it’s ok… Mom says black/grey looks way better than the lighter colors as grey intrudes (she has dirty blonde hair).
My husband was going grey the day I met him (he was 26). Now he’s all salt and pepper and I like it.