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A Bald Women's Road Trip, Chapter 4 "Have you thought about stopping somewhere yet?" Su asked. "We haven't seen anywhere since lunch, I hope we find somewhere soon." Sharon replied. There was still a road, but there was desert as far as she could see. It felt like it would start to become dark at any moment. The sky had changed color a bit when Sharon saw a small road she could pull off to the right.  "Want to see what's down here?" she asked. "What else is there?" Jan replied. Sharon obliged and went down. They soon came to a large house, and a smaller building which looked to have apartments. There was a cardboard sign that said "Rooms Available".  "Oh, thank goodness." Patricia said. Sharon had a bad feeling for some reason, but again saw no other options. A young man saw them and brought them into a lobby which only had a desk, which he went behind. "I run the place while my father's away. I'll get

  A Bald Women's Road Trip, Chapter 3 After another day of driving, the four stopped at a hotel for the night. They paid for one room, which had two double beds. It was a bit late, but they kept talking for a bit. Sitting on the bed, Sharon talked growing up in New York with Jan. "I don't know if I would have liked growing up there. Too big and loud. San Francisco is more my size, I think." "More bald women in New York, but I understand what you mean. I suppose I was used to it." When Sharon turned off the lights and they went to bed she thought about growing up in New York. Unlike her mother, she was grateful that she had grown up around other bald women. When she met Patricia, they became fast friends and they stayed together as they got older. Although Violet's role in the Bald Women's Society diminished as the years went by for her, the leadership was expanded among her daughters and later, granddaughters. Sharon knew all of them, Violet's li