Gabriel's look of horror is not so much at my cutting his hair (he's used to that by now), but at his sister's taking a shot of him wearing the Flying Saucer, as we refer to it.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Haircuts
Five in two days. I am not a professional, and my boys' cuts will never be mistaken for professional cuts. This is one of the reasons I was ready to do a happy-dance when I found out my last baby was to be a girl.
Gabriel's look of horror is not so much at my cutting his hair (he's used to that by now), but at his sister's taking a shot of him wearing the Flying Saucer, as we refer to it.
Gabriel's look of horror is not so much at my cutting his hair (he's used to that by now), but at his sister's taking a shot of him wearing the Flying Saucer, as we refer to it.
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SOOO FUNNY!! I'm laughing so hard over here at "the flying saucer"! I can't wait to show my husband :) I do all the male haircuts over here too!!
ReplyDeleteI need a "flying saucer!"
ReplyDeleteI have a cape but that flying saucer looks soooo much better. Do tell us where you got it!
ReplyDeletelol. well thats opposite for me. my boys i just periodically bald wih clippers. they look good even with no hair so i can't mess up. but my dd's there is no way that i can successfully trim them. I end up taking them to the hairdressers
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing (and hilarious)! I cut my husband's hair (yeorg) and the "flying saucer" would be awesome :-D.
ReplyDeleteI used to cut my first son's hair when he was a baby and toddler. My husband finally asked me to stop doing it and start paying for haircuts! love, Beth
ReplyDeleteGREAT picture, Una!! Makes me think of a Norman Rockwell painting. And I've always thought your boys' haircuts look very nice, Nadja. Must be the artist in you! :)
ReplyDeleteI will whack on my own hair, and I will trim bangs, but I would be terrified to give a "real" haircut! You've been in my thoughts, and I hope you are well. God bless...
ReplyDeletegreat shot!
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