My kids don't really have a whole lot of choice in the matter however. I usually just corner them with scissors or the buzzers and hold them down. Josh calls this the "hurty hair cut" because one time I accidentally nicked his ear. What, it could happen to anyone. Though, I am trying to remember that these "hair cuts" will live on in legend and in song, not to mention in pictures over the years. I should either get some practice or take them to someone who knows what they are doing. Hmm.
On the other hand, a bad hair cut seems to be a rite of passage of childhood, it makes kids more empathetic to those around them, no?



Clearly I had deep empathy for other people's suffering as a child.

2 comments:
I love both the pictures. BTW I loved you in that dress, so cute. And I love Jane's new do, so cute. Thanks for the new photos.
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You know how I feel about your children and I really believe that Jane and Grandma J. are soulmates. Her hair in WAY cute as it frames that sweet little face. She is a keeper!! Grandma J
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