Blessings Of Rainbows

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

He did it, he finally did it....I knew he would someday...

On Friday the boys & I were making some nifty little Fathers Day cards while J.D. was at work(they are sail boats made out of paper plates and the stand up on their own!!), well once we were finished making them Dylan & Ryan asked if they could do some "art" with the left over construction paper. I told them they could as long as they cleaned up their mess when they were done.

Dylan got finished first so he went on to his room to play, then Ryan went running through the living room with the scissors so I told him he needed to go back to the kitchen with them. He went into the kitchen put them down and ran back through the living room....well I immediately knew something wasn't right - for two reasons #1 he NEVER listens the first time you ask him to do something and #2 he doesn't give up an opportunity to make a mess using paper & scissors... So away I went on my search to find out what he did.....

Here is what I found


I was soooo sad...I've worked so long and so hard to grow out that sweet red hair.
Well I guess I'll remember these sweet locks by putting them in his scrapbook (of course that means I have to actually find time to scrapbook).

Of the two older kids he is the one I expected to try this. He just has that sort of personality.

1 comment:

"Hello... It's Me Again..." said...

Nice hair cut!!! Maybe he'll be a barber some day!!! ha....

I remember when Alli did that a day or two before school pictures when she was in 2nd grade. She cut her own bangs right at the roots and it wasn't a pretty moment.

The good thing is: He's a boy, it will grow and you can look back on this and laugh yourself silly.

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