But what it really means is ... trouble.
"But it's still long in the back mom, see?":
After looking in the mirror and realizing she looks like a boy ("but all my teachers know I'm a girl, right?" insert sob sob blubber blubber):
To all you Eliza hair lovers, I have quite a pile on the floor if you care for an implant.
To Julie, it's the payback you've been waiting for. This is WAY worse than Brooke's self-do.
We're off to the salon in the morning for repairs.
Then to the store for curlers and hair bows.
8 comments:
I thought I had successfully gotten past that stage with Leah... only to find a chunk of her hair under the desk a couple of days ago. However, good mom that I am I let her walk around like that for the rest of the week before fixing it yesterday.
That is so funny. What an awesome Mom you are for not freaking out and seeing the "funny" in the situation. I think we ALL have stories of cutting our own hair. She is so cute no matter what, a bad cut for a while won't be a big deal! LOL!!
Oh my. I keep hoping that this won't happen to us. It seemed to hit late with Loren... I hope that the repairs go well. She'll still be as cute as ever. At least it grows, right?! :)
Oh man. That might be one of the best self-cuts I have seen! Can we see a picture of how you fixed it? wow.
And that maze looks fabulous! Wish I could have been there!
Silence is your enemy! It gives you a false sense of relaxation which you dearly pay for! Sweet Eliza is going to be a very cute pixie girl. We call Sophie's short hairs at the crown of her head her "tweeties" and it bugs her so much that they stick up, I doubt she'll ever take the scissors to her own head again!
my goodness!!! How funny and sad at the same time! Her new cut looks great though. I can't wait to see it styled. Hee hee
Must be a Smith thing. I guess Catherine's turn is coming . . .
Oh my goodness! Yes, silence is never a good thing. The new 'do looks cute though - hopefully it will grow back soon!
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