Participate in any of these 30 assigments

1. teach us your favorite do

2. edit someone's cut

3. interview someone who has experienced hair loss

4. make a hair painting

5. make an encouraging sign

6. sing a song about hair

7. draw a picture of your friend's friend's hair

8. make an exhibition of all the hair-related art in your parent's house

9. recreate the sound your hair makes

10. superimpose your hair over someone else's

11. brush/braid someone's hair

12. recreate this snapshot

13. start a new trend

14. make your dream hair

15. capture a hair death

16. keep tally of all the times you look at your hair in a reflection in a day

17. reenact your earliest memory of your hair

18. make something with your hair

19. make your own LTLYMAM assignment

20. create a collage representing any hair-related fears you have

21. create a recipe based on food found in your beard

22. create a recipe for a hair product you wish existed

23. give a lock of your hair to someone

24. make a drawing of shed hair

25. write down a dialogue with a hairstylist, barber, or scalp-massage therapist that you wish you could have

26. give a personal hair history

27. depict your family-hair tree

28. make a field guide of your hair products

29. make your dream facial-hair a reality

30. detangle something

31. choose from these options

32. give yourself a full-on buzz

33. make your school-picture-hair retrospective

34. recreate your favorite celebrity's hair style
35. make a catalogue of high school dance hairstyles

3. INTERVIEW SOMEONE WHO HAS EXPERIENCED HAIRLOSS in any way—balding, cancer, etc. Ask them to tell one story in relation to their hair loss, something that has stayed with them. Make sure to get details.

DOCUMENTATION: Write down their story in your own words. Title it with the reason for their hair loss and submit it.

This assignment was adapted from LTLYM's assignment #59.

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The squirrel who lives in the tree in my front yard pulls out her hair to build her nest.

I visited her the other day; it was especially cold and blustery and she had just pulled out her newly re-grown hair. It was silvery and gray and beautifully lined around the nest. The little ones were all still hairless.

She is quite young and has a lifetime of nesting ahead of her, and the only thing she fears is contracting the mange mite. She said that among the warnings her mother would give her about keeping her paws clean and never sleeping with her tail wet, the mange mites creeped her out.