Two friends came to Mark and M.E. for Brazilians. One was on the 2nd floor and the other was on the 3rd. They were both Hispanic. When one screamed “Oh my God,” the other would follow suit. When the first one started laughing hysterically, the 2nd one laughed even harder. They mimicked each other perfectly. At one point I yelled, “Is their a parrot at Mark and M.E.?” This went on for ten minutes. The screams and obscenities echoed throughout the salon. At one point, I laughed so hard that I found myself lying on her stomach and snorting in extreme laughter. It was a great day!
Hose Down Your Hoo-Ha
Thoughts, stories, and insights from M.E. Nesser
After the sluggish start to the week, today was a fun, busy day. I think we should refer to St. Patty’s Day this year as a Superb Primping Day at Mark and M.E. (I thought about a different ‘P’ word at first, but I’m trying to keep things clean on this Fabulous Friday night!) Have fun tonight everyone!!
Looks like the crazy winds are behind us so you don’t have to worry about having any of your hair blowing away on you. Now you’ll have to get a Brazilian the old-fashioned way – with my hot wax and some old-fashioned popsicle sticks. Happy Thursday everyone!
I watched the movie Hysteria last night. It’s about the invention of the vibrator. It wasn’t graphic; it was funny. It was set in the 1880’s. The contraption was big and ominous looking. When I watch stories about that body part, my thoughts always stray to the issue of the hair. The women of that era must have groomed their nether regions or there would have been a lot of tangling happening.
https://issuu.com/kellybreuer/docs/rwomarch_final Page 102-103 Check out this month’s article in Rochester’s Woman’s Magazine! Brazilians in Babylon by M.E. Nesser.
For those of you who don’t know our history, Mark’s mom started the salon in 1956. Her husband joined her in the business shortly thereafter. Mark joined his folks in 1980. They operated as Style-O-Rama for almost 40 years. I joined the team in 1987 when I graduated college. When Mark’s parents retired, we bought the salon and changed the name to Mark and M.E.
Over 60 years of professional, quality and most importantly, family service. We are so proud to be a part of this community!
When a client asks us to leave the shape of a welcome mat, you have to smile, because after a Brazilian, we like to think that someone special is welcome there.
Happy to say that Mark and M.E. never lost power! If you need to warm up, come see us. Our services are guaranteed to make you hot hot hot!!
If you’re stuck home with no power, maybe you’ll have to stay in bed and read my steamiest romance novel to date! 2nd Generation Passion will keep you warm if you don’t have heat!
