Do you think
that I need
a haircut?
Probably so, my Mom’s just not ready yet.
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Ok, my Mummy/Mommy friends, hear me out. I empathise, I really do, but seriously for your sons, get their hair trimmed. They’re going to look like girls if hair grows past their ears. and especially if it begins to curl. I know, I know, I know, it’s their precious baby locks.
But they will appreciate the fact you didn’t let them go about looking girly when they are older. I promise.
I mean, What would Mark Driscoll say?! 😉
Awwww. It’s not that bad- yet. Leave those precious curls alone.
Well, it might keep people from thinking he’s a girl when he’s dressed in camo and blue head to toe, but at the same time. His hair is absolutely adorable as it is.
Chris cut Samantha’s hair while I was out the other day. In his defense, there was something gooey in it and it was only a small clip. He got busted when he left it in the toilet and I saw a lock of hair that wasn’t mine. Good thing I trust him, eh?
Anyhow, I guess I kind of missed Samantha’s first haircut. I had to clip out a tootsie roll two days later. The downfalls of a pretty girl with long hair.
So technically she’s had her locks clipped twice, but I’m not counting those. When to cut it is totally b/w you and Mark. Where does he weigh in?
They are such pretty locks! I don’t want to cut them! But he does keep getting mistaken for a girl, it’s true. I think Mark is starting to lean toward it being time for a trim but he’s not too fussed about it. I cut Mark’s hair, and he has suggested I could cut the Bear’s too, but I am really afraid of messing it up!