Quit being a bitter lemon and make lemonade in these straitened times

MY hairdresser lifted up the back of my hair and made a low moaning sound.

Quit being a bitter lemon and make lemonade in these straitened times
Mon, 08 Mar, 2010 - 00:00
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Terry Prone

Terry Prone is an author, columnist and one of Ireland's most well known commentators on communications, politics and public life.

After a few more explorations, she stood back and looked at me severely in the mirror. “You did it yourself, right? To save money?”

I shrugged.

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