Tall with Short or Long Hair?

I was visiting a fellow tall girl blog and she was having a brief conversation about her new hair cut (which I think is very cute!). But, she ignited the topic of hair.

I told her that short hair makes me feel sassy...lol

Long hair fits my long narrow face but I think short hair can be very fun. And, in some cases compliment the face of some tall girls.

The way I combat my different likes with hair length, is to wear short in the summer and long in the winter.

It works! What about you, tall girl?

Annoucement: Tall Girl Photos Needed

Do you want to be a featured tall girl on this blog?

Lets show our tall girl pride and give tall girls a face!

If you are interested, send at least 2 pictures of yourself (without others in the picture) for everyone to admire on this blog - no nudity please.

In sending your picture, you are agreeing to have it posted on this blog and you must be over the age of 18 (sorry young tall girls).

Once I get enough pictures I will begin to feature tall girls.

In sending your photos, please send to kt.tallgirl@gmail.com and be sure to tell me your name (aliases are ok), height, age, and location.This way I can have something other than your height to share with others.

This should be fun!

Those interested in mentoring younger tall girls, please be sure to let me know that as well.

Thanks, Ladies.

PS. Reminder requests will be posted each month from this point forward. I really would like to see this take off in an organized fashion.

GO TALL GIRLS!

Seasons Greetings!

Yup! I am still around.

This holiday season has been quite busy for me but not so busy where I could not find the time to check in and share a tall girl experience.

For the Thanksgiving holiday, I decided to visit another state. In leaving Virginia, I temporarily left my comfort zone as I knew it.

While visiting others far away from home, the confidence of a tall girl can really be tested. The stares come from different eyes and you are tasked with trying to fit in the new environment, along with trying to enjoy the time spent with others.

There is no place to run (like home). As I have gotten older, I have really began to notice the comfort I get in being able to go home, getting away from the stares and questions.

Nevertheless, during the holiday season, sometimes we have to step out of our comfort zone and enjoy the time spent with those we care the most about.

Happy (remaining) Holidays!!