Showing posts with label haircut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label haircut. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Jonah's First Haircut


Jonah's hair was starting to get out of control. It had started falling out on the sides, which made it look like he had a massive comb-over - not my favorite look - so I decided to give him a haircut.

Before:




After:


Happy as can be!


And since he was being so good, I had to try out a few silly hairstyles.


The final result. I think he looks pretty handsome!



Tuesday, January 21, 2014

A Girl Date With Ellie


On Saturday Ellie and I went on a "date" to get her hair cut again. Sam and I hyped her up for the experience, and she was pretty excited.


See?


Her hair had gotten long and scraggly again. It was time!!!


She was a little unsure about the whole hair washing thing, but she came around and was able to muster a funny little smile.

She held pretty still and begged for some kind of spray in her hair at the end, which I thought was funny since she cries almost every time I spray something in her hair... Apparently I'm not as cool as the hairstylist.

She got a sucker for being so good, and she was quite happy about that.


But the thing she looked forward to the most was ice cream and "playing on the toys" at Arctic Circle after she was done!

She had lots of fun, and I was grateful for the time alone with my girl!


Thursday, May 30, 2013

Ellie's First Haircut. And Some Other Ellie Stuff.

    This is kind of a long post... So I apologize! Ellie is just so awesome, though, that I want to remember it all!

     Ellie's hair had never been cut, and it was getting long and scraggly - it was time for a haircut! I am not confident in my hair-cutting abilities, so to the salon we went.


Waiting to get called. (Nathan was there too, but we didn't take any pictures of him so we could preserve his manliness. I'm sure he will appreciate that some day. *wink*)


Before she started cutting.


In the process of cutting. She was so funny! She was completely enamored with the whole thing. She had this face on the entire time, and all of the people in the salon fawned over how good she was. The best part for her was definitely the sucker at the end!


After.


She didn't get a ton cut off, but I think it makes a big difference.

Speaking of our Ellie, Sam took this picture of her before church on Sunday:


     It's a little blurry, but this picture completely sums up Ellie's true personality. I don't feel like very many people get to see her real personality because she screams (and I don't mean she cries, she screams - and it's not very nice!) when she is around other people. My theory is (ok, Sam noticed it, and I think it is true) that she feels threatened by other people, especially kids, and that is why she screams. When she is at home, though, boy is she sweet! She is usually so happy, and she loves to play! 

     Lately she wants me to hold her or to sit on my lap as much as she can. It's fun to have her want to snuggle, because she has never been like that in the past. She LOVES to dance. She constantly asks for music to be turned on so she can dance on the coffee table, in the car, or anywhere really. 

     Ever since her grandma gave her some little princess toys with dresses that can be changed out, she is obsessed with princesses. According to her, anyone that is dressed in a long dress is a princess, and she's definitely one too. That's actually what she is doing in that picture - twirling and saying "princess!" 

     Some of the funny things she says are "I got it!" She says that whenever she does something she is proud of - and that's pretty much everything - closing the toy box, washing her hands, going potty, putting her shoes on, etc, and it sounds like "Iga-yee!" She also says "hide!" and then runs to hide in Nathan's closet. She doesn't like to hide alone, though, so she brings me in there with her. Once we're in the closet, she'll put her finger up to her lips and say "Shhh! Daddy!" because she wants Sam to come find us. Kinda difficult when he's at work, though...

     This girl loves her daddy. All day long she puts her arms out and asks me "Daddy hone?" When she sees him pull up, she tries like crazy to get the front door open so she can go out and help him drive into the garage. I think that is probably the highlight of her day.

     She is very tender and loving, especially with her little brother. She is so willing to help with anything and everything.

     I love her funny high-pitched voice that is reserved for talking to Nathan or when she tells us "I yove you." 

     I can't get enough of her. And I can't believe how big she is getting! I love my crazy, cheerful, noisy, princess-y little girl!


 
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