It's a good thing I have David around so that I can keep up my hair skills. He is now officially the one with the longest hair in the family. Hopefully Agnes will be able to catch up soon.
I was just thinking the other day that now that I have a daughter I should probably learn how to French braid. All those sisters, all those years of girls' camp, and still I never learned. Oh well, I still have a few more years to learn.
(I understand the _concept_ and I can do it on doll hair, but for the life of me I can't do a tight one on a real person.)
It's a good thing that David moved away from his place of birth (was he born here?) - that sort of thing is unacceptable here:)! I, however, find it amusing.
This is too funny. Don't ya love having a husband that will let you do girly things to them in the privacy of your own home?! Mine let me do a facial on him. It was great!
It looks pretty good - lots of men wear pony tails - maybe French braiding will catch on.
I will never forget the camping weekend when Bonny insisted I learn to French braid - she said, "Just do it over and over again Mom, and you will finally get it!"
Mom always complained that all grandma ever did was french braid her hair when she was young. I'm not sure why she disliked it so much. She never learned to french braid. I had grandma do it instead. I learned to french braid my own hair in the end. L-O-V-E the french braid - it's so pretty. Oh, and so is David's hair.
So is there a plan in mind for all that hair? Some torn out magazine picture taped up to the mirror, perhaps? Not that it doesn't look nice the way it is :) I was just wondering.
It's a good thing I have David around so that I can keep up my hair skills. He is now officially the one with the longest hair in the family. Hopefully Agnes will be able to catch up soon.
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I was just thinking the other day that now that I have a daughter I should probably learn how to French braid. All those sisters, all those years of girls' camp, and still I never learned. Oh well, I still have a few more years to learn.
(I understand the _concept_ and I can do it on doll hair, but for the life of me I can't do a tight one on a real person.)
It's a good thing that David moved away from his place of birth (was he born here?) - that sort of thing is unacceptable here:)! I, however, find it amusing.
This is too funny. Don't ya love having a husband that will let you do girly things to them in the privacy of your own home?! Mine let me do a facial on him. It was great!
It looks pretty good - lots of men wear pony tails - maybe French braiding will catch on.
I will never forget the camping weekend when Bonny insisted I learn to French braid - she said, "Just do it over and over again Mom, and you will finally get it!"
And she was right!
Now that's funny!
Mom always complained that all grandma ever did was french braid her hair when she was young. I'm not sure why she disliked it so much. She never learned to french braid. I had grandma do it instead. I learned to french braid my own hair in the end. L-O-V-E the french braid - it's so pretty. Oh, and so is David's hair.
So is there a plan in mind for all that hair? Some torn out magazine picture taped up to the mirror, perhaps? Not that it doesn't look nice the way it is :) I was just wondering.
I like it.
Jeff let me curl his hair when we were teens.
David,
What beautiful, shiny, hair you have!
What a good sport! He probably liked the bit of massage that went with it, huh?
I hate that David has nicer hair than me and he doesn't even have to pay to have it highlighted.
Sickening.
I hate that David has nicer hair than me and he doesn't even have to pay to have it highlighted.
Sickening.
I love it! Great job Phoebe and nice hair David!
Wow his hair looks gorgeous in a braid.
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