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Despite her husband’s repeated requests, this woman hasn’t had a haircut in 25 years

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Mar 22, 2024 / 6619 Views

Evan Walker

There comes a time in life when we feel the urge to change something about our appearance. Whether it is the dull hairstyle we’ve had for years or the clothes we got tired of, a little change is always refreshing.

A woman named Rosa Ramirez from the United States felt it was just a time for such a change after not having had a haircut in 25 years. Her hair grew so long that she sometimes stepped on it.

Over the years, her husband tried to convince her to change her hairstyle, but she refused to do that as she was very proud of her 1.5 meters long hair.

After 25 long years, she finally decided it was enough so she went to a hairdresser together with some of her friends and had her hair cut up to her shoulders. But she did that with a purpose. Rosa donated 4 feet of hair to the non-profit organization Locks of Love that makes wigs for children who lost their hair to cancer.

Rosa’s transformation is so worth watching. You can check it out in the video below.

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After 72 Years Serving, This Store Appears To Have Closed Permanently

Earlier this 7 days, individuals recognized that a single of their most loved places for arts, crafts, and materials to assist their hobbies was all of a unexpected empty.

Hobbyland, a staple in Clintonville for the previous 72 a long time, seems to have closed for superior. In 2020, the regional arts and hobbies retailer moved from their Graceland area immediately after almost 70 decades there, to proper down the street at 3319 N. Higher St. And now, a few of years later on, the High St. house appears to be gone, way too.
Although the operator did not reply for remark, Hobbyland’s cellular phone sends callers immediately to voicemail, their store has been cleared, and bordering businesses have confirmed that Hobbyland is closing their storefront. An personnel who operates on the same avenue stated that the operator, Andrew, told them Hobblyland was transitioning to an on the internet retail outlet instead of a brick & mortar a single. Their web site is nevertheless up & functioning.

Hobbyland was a staple for people passionate about toy airplanes and cars and trucks for modeling, racing, and collecting, and they’ll surely be missed.