If You Have A Sense Of Style

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.

From My Point Of View, There Is A Tremendous Amount To Be Said For Secular Humanism.

There Were So Many Pretty Girls Coming Into The Salon As Clients, And Others Working In The Salon. And I Thought, 'hmm. This Is Rather Nice.'

During The Late '20s My Father Left Us. My Mother Was In A Complete Hole With No Money, And We Were Evicted.

I Was Born In 1928 And By 1931 The Depression Was Beginning To Mount.