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Showing posts with label haircut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label haircut. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Oh yes we did!

We did the WWE haircut last night. The mullet/boy band/unloved child hair-do is gone. Although no matter what kinda hair this kid has I can't help but think he's stinkin' adorable (clearly an objective opinion :) )

Here's the before. In this shot all he knew was that he got candy (yes we bribe). By the time we were done he'd had M&Ms, singing, dancing, Diego on the iPod and lots of begging. Seriously. Mark is the entertainer and I'm the fast-as-I-possibly-can-head shaver. I think both of us have difficult jobs. The outcome of mine is just more obvious. Ya know, stray long hairs that kinda twang out to the side or straight up. Yes he has some but overall he'll live...and so will we.
I couldn't take an after picture last night because by the time we were done he was so wound up and mad at us (and also had a touch of a sugar rush) he wouldn't look at or smile at the camera. Today was slightly easier but you'll notice he still wouldn't look at me.
Before we went to the Chiropractor this morning Kate was playing with my iPod. Jack just had to get a closer look....
We finished up school this morning (at least the bulk of it) and I sent them out for recess. That's why I have a minute to blog then I'm headed to make lunch. I go from teacher to lunch lady in a matter of moments.
Oh we also went to Walmart yesterday to get a preschool school book for Kate and also some art projects for all our sanity. We came home with a clay art project. Tried it this morning. Jack tried eating it, Kate rolled it and played dolls with it, and Kale tried to make every animal on the box. He did pretty good.

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