USUALLY this column searches high and low for an amusing anecdote or tale - seldom do they walk straight into the newsroom and sit down at a desk.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic many have gone to desperate lengths to keep their hair out of their eyes, with some considering letting a better half loose to tidy up an out of control hairstyle.
Few would be brave enough (read - foolish enough) to allow a scissors-happy five-year-old anywhere near them.
But one of those few sits amongst us in the Pharmacy Daily newsroom, with Editor, Nick O'Donoghue, now sporting an only mildly uneven "do" after his kindergarten-aged daughter cut into what was an unruly thatch.
"I was just sitting on the balcony waiting for my wife to cut my hair, when my daughter starts giggling in my ear as she cut into my hair," he said.
"I thought my wife would stop her, but the damage was done, and in the end, she didn't do too bad a job."
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