They decided they wanted to cut each others hair AGAIN. As you can see, Tae's is just a little uneven, but Mak really got the poor end of the is deal. They were suppose to be in the playroom/craft room cleaning up their mess before bed on Sunday. Mak comes out for something and as she dashes around the corner, I took a quick look at here head. It looked strange so I called her back. Sure enough, she had a spike on the top of her head. I am not kidding; she has hair on the top of her head that is no more than one inch tall. I couldn't help myself. I just laughed. I wasn't going to fix it, but I couldn't help myself after a few days. She now has a boy cut and I evened out Tae's too. Hers is a bit shorter than I anticipated. Oh well, hair grows out. I am just glad all eyes and ears are in tact. If you have young girls, hide the scissors!
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We luckily escaped without any haircutting with Brooke, and Brandon's is too short to cut. But, with him we've had some, uh, poop "painting" incidents lately... can't decide which is worse.
Hey, they'll have nice cool summer haircuts, right?
Cynthia
Consider yourseleves lucky ladies, Molly did 2 lovely poop paintings (walls, carpet, furniture, and self) as well as cut her own hair! She has been spirited since day 1 and I don't expect that it will ever change. Chris, I'm sorry, I've always said a see a glimmer of Molly in Mak...just keep laughing, taking pictures, and writing it ALL down!!
Ladies, we have had both incidents happen in our house too. Just the other day, Tae asked, "Mommy do you remember when I colored the walls with poop?" As if I would or could ever forget that day. Apparently, I made as big an impression on her as she did on me that day.
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