The kit contained a DVD, hence the DVD player on the counter. I was being taught whilest I cut.
Didi, guinea pig number one.
after. For clarification: that is a smile, not a grimace.
guinea pig number two
and after
Wearing a hat simply accentuates the crooked bangs. Note the chocolate smears on his face ... he was treated to "i -HEam" for sitting fairly quietly.
Haircut kit - $40
High chair (posing as barber stool) $10
Kids' expressions - priceless
5 comments:
with haircuts like those all you needed was
a bowl: $1
a pair of kitchen scissors: $3.50
looking like a beatles wannabe: $all your dignity$ or $pricless$
hmm.
those pictures are so cute. i love the one of Didi in the chair.
Cute! My brothers and I have had our hairs cut at home for years now. I'm sure it won't take you long to develop into quite the barber (given that you keeping cutting their hair : )
Dear Ben:
I think they are lovely haircuts, considering, the haircutter was a first-timer.
Love Nadine.
Dear Maria:
Learn to cut girls' hair, and then you can cut mine when it gets long enough...which could be a while. Therefore, you have lots of time
to practice. :)
Love Nadine.
Dear Ben: Jealous?
Joel: I hope to continue in this enterprise, because, according to them, I'm a good "barber lady because I watched the movie."
Dear Nadine: I'll have to watch the movie first, before I attempt yours. But cutting girls' hair is much different from boys' hair, so that might pose a difficulty.
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