Yes, I really did cut the girls' hair.

Jonathan is on another one of those 30 hour shifts.  I texted him that I had cut the girls' hair.  He was shocked, mainly because I've never cut anyone's hair...ever.  So I told him I would post pictures so he could see what a good job I did. Just in case he's a little worried.☺

Here's the deal.  Sami has started running away screaming again when she sees me with a brush and Janie's mullet was just getting to be too much.  If it wasn't pulled back, it didn't look good.  And all my friends cut their girls' hair!  So I thought, "why not save myself 30 dollars and cut it myself?"  I got the girls in their chairs, put on a Dora movie, and gave them each a popsicle.  I did actually think to myself that I should watch a you tube video on how to cut hair before I started, but the girls were ready so I just dove in.  I mean, hair always grows back, right?

And they were perfect! (I don't know why Cost Cutters doesn't give kids popsicles while they cut hair.  It would have saved Sami a lot of trauma.)  Sami's hair was a bit harder because hers is so thick and curls. But hopefully those same features will hide my mistakes.  I think they look so cute.  And if you sit behind me in church tomorrow and notice their hair is crooked or that I missed a spot, please try not to laugh too loudly until I walk away.  Thank you in advance.

I had to take their pictures while they were locked in their Bumbo chairs eating cookie dough because they have learned that I can see them from a cute little screen on the back of my camera.  So now they only want to stand beside me to see what I can see instead of in front of me so I can take their cute pictures. (And yes, Janie's apron is huge-more like a blanket- but Grandma is making her a matching one like Sami's and mine for Christmas!  She is going to love it! Then we will all be so cute and matching in the kitchen.)