Wonder Woman

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TGIF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

About 8 years, I think. I kept them tied back most of the time and they were quite bulky, so the biggest difference is that I can now sit in a high-backed chair without having to lean forward, and I can sleep on my back! I don't stand out in a crowd any more, which has both good and bad points. I can't say I miss them, but I'm glad I had them because, in a way, they changed the way I lived my life. Many people I wouldn't normally have met started conversations with me because of them, mostly music-minded people, but also many black Americans when I've been in the States. Don't white people wear dreads in America?

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Perhaps not, but also looking at your friends list it's obvious some of them are...

Wow, someone spoke to me. Hi WW, I hope you too are doing well. Alas I am 'dread' no more. I cut them off last week and now have a plastic bag full of eighteen-inch locks on the floor of my bedroon. I just can't get around to throwing them away, they've been a part of me for so long. I'll keep the name, though. Obviously you are still a 'Wonder Woman'!

I should have said "stupidly kicked....."

He almost did. But you know, I've always had a way of coming up big when the chips are stacked against me. Last year, I became the first coach in a decade to win at least one game with four different starting quarterbacks. Carving out seven wins in such a season was a reflection of my ability to adapt and improvise, which is something that I learned from my father. And that season reinforced my reputation as one of the top head coaches in the National Football League.

As I watched the California sunset from the team bus, all I could think about was you.

I left Yinzer a hockey message. : )