I'm not sure that I really have anything to say...I just thought of blogging and so here I am. I'm sure I'll come up with something in a minute....like my College Prep Writing teacher, Mrs. Reimann used to tell us, "You have to write for 15 minutes. If you don't know what to write, just write, 'blah blah blah...' until you think of something." It worked then. I think it's working now, too!
So, I haven't mentioned the big hair change in our house...Savannah has taken over as the girl with the longest hair! Peyton has wanted to be Rapunzel for years...and was getting pretty close to being able to let her hair down low enough to pull someone up from below. She had been getting increasingly whiny when I had to fix her hair though and I threatened to take her and have it cut like mine. Needless to say, she quit whining about the tangles and then whined about how mean that was and no way did she want to cut her hair. So I tried a new approach..."You could get your hair cut and give it to someone who has lost their hair because they are sick." She thought that sounded pretty neat. So we talked about it every time I brushed her hair for about a mo
nth to make sure she was sure.
She was. She decided to donate her hair to Locks of Love and we went and got it cut a few weeks ago. They cut off 10 inches and Peyton is thrilled! She loves her new hair, the attention and is growing it again so she can donate it again. ("and again and again and again until all the kids have hair.") She told me before the cut, "Mom, I think a girl should get it because I just don't think a boy would look good with my hair." :o)
So, I haven't mentioned the big hair change in our house...Savannah has taken over as the girl with the longest hair! Peyton has wanted to be Rapunzel for years...and was getting pretty close to being able to let her hair down low enough to pull someone up from below. She had been getting increasingly whiny when I had to fix her hair though and I threatened to take her and have it cut like mine. Needless to say, she quit whining about the tangles and then whined about how mean that was and no way did she want to cut her hair. So I tried a new approach..."You could get your hair cut and give it to someone who has lost their hair because they are sick." She thought that sounded pretty neat. So we talked about it every time I brushed her hair for about a mo
nth to make sure she was sure.She was. She decided to donate her hair to Locks of Love and we went and got it cut a few weeks ago. They cut off 10 inches and Peyton is thrilled! She loves her new hair, the attention and is growing it again so she can donate it again. ("and again and again and again until all the kids have hair.") She told me before the cut, "Mom, I think a girl should get it because I just don't think a boy would look good with my hair." :o)
And by the way, I got my hair cut too. Surprise! As it turns out, we had another day off school on Friday...UGH...and I called my hair girl first thing since I figured all the "blue-hairs" would cancel their appointments! They did and my hair is no longer touching my ears...it also no longer looks similar to the icicles that are in my last post...it's all brown again! Hooray!
Happy Monday!
**I can't get pictures on right now...the server is "experiencing problems" and won't upload them. I'll try again tomorrow.**
Happy Monday!
**I can't get pictures on right now...the server is "experiencing problems" and won't upload them. I'll try again tomorrow.**
***Nevermind. Got it. One at a time. You better really appreciate these pics. lol!***
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I LOVE Peyton's hair! It's sooo cute!
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