Shearing

2010
02.04

Today was the day I finally decided it was time to chop the mops. Part of this decision came when I happened upon Qade at breakfast happily wetting his fingers with his milk and running them through his hair. Ugh! :-) Anyway, I’m still pretty intimidated by cutting hair, but I think with a little more practice I’ll be okay. These cuts were not stellar in ANY way, and I’m seeing “spots” that need some help still, and other spots that can’t be helped. ;-) Still it’s better than paying $7 a head to have someone else do it, I suppose. So here for your amusement is how it all played out in pictures.

Here is Qade’s before picture. They came out dark so it’s hard to see his hair anyway, but you can tell he’s pretty thrilled with his sucker. He got quite upset when it became covered in hair though. That was funny!
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His mohawk after the clipping.
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And my handsome Monkey!
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Poor Myles. I had already started to wet his hair before I remembered to take a before pic.
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Honestly it wasn’t THAT traumatic. :-)
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Awwww, handsome Monkey Too!
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Well it’s done. I won’t have to worry about it again for another few months. Maybe by then it can be summer time and they can just be buzzed. :-D

4 Responses to “Shearing”

  1. Kilika says:

    you did good! they look great!

  2. Emily says:

    Ha! We didn’t wait til summer – last week we just buzzed Liam’s head! He has a hard time with haircuts – suckers don’t work, popsicles don’t work, so this time we tried ice cream. It worked a little better – but he still cries all throughout it. So it is just plain easier and faster to buzz instead of risk serious injury with the scissors! You did a great job!

  3. Sarah says:

    Look how dark their hair is getting! And they look cute afterwards, too. Good job, Mommy.

  4. Nick Minerva says:

    Hahaha, i remember when i was the one getting my mop chopped. i hated it! and i definately agree with doing it yourself! i dont think i will ever go to a barber again!

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