I Was Born In 1928 And By

Judaism Is Important To Me From A Tribal Point Of View.

Hairdressers Are A Wonderful Breed. You Work One-on-one With Another Human Being And The Object Is To Make Them Feel So Much Better And To Look At Themselves With A Twinkle In Their Eye.

I Got A Telegraph From My Mother Who Said That My Step-father Had Had A Heart Attack, Come Home And Earn A Living. So I Went Back To England And The Only Thing I Knew To Earn Any Cash Was Through Hairdressing.

I Just Consider Being One Of The Luckiest People In The Sense That Creativity Came To Me And It Flowed.

The Essence Is, What Can We Do Next? And Will It Be Good?