Kids in the Salon
This statement is going to make me very unpopular: I don’t like kids in the salon. Aside from being troubled by the one next to me on an airplane with an ear infection, the kid in the salon comes in a very close second.
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This statement is going to make me very unpopular: I don’t like kids in the salon. Aside from being troubled by the one next to me on an airplane with an ear infection, the kid in the salon comes in a very close second.
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