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Personal Narrative: My Hair

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I took a deep breath as I heard the alarm go off. I groaned and opened my eyes, absentmindedly stared at the clock on my bedside table that said Mon, 07:00 am. It took me a while to snap out and I lazily stretched my whole body before sitting up and brood over once more. I thought to myself, summer was not that bad. I climbed out of bed at exactly 07.05 and head straight to the bathroom. After about 10 minutes of shower, I brushed my teeth and blow dried my hair. I was really thankful that I wasn't one of those girls who spent nearly every waking hour of their morning taming their hair down and making it look as perfect as possible; although, I do style my hair every so often. Today, I was going for a few loose

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