It was time for my little scrapnoodle to finally get a trim.
I am not a person that minds the baby mullet, I kind of see it as a rite of 'toddlerhood', but I am surrounded by people who do seem to mind.
I am also surrounded by people with big mouths.
As my mom so subtly pointed out,
"He's starting to look like that stupid Ryder Hudson. Is that the look you're going for? One of those long haired druggie Hollywood kids?"
She rarely beats around the bush.
So I took him...and it broke my heart a little to realize he's growing up...and the gal cutting his hair told me it was okay to cry, a lot of parents do.
I was completely and utterly offended.
She was putting me in the same category as the 'insane crying over a haircut parents'.
She's got a lot of nerve, and needs to work on her assessment skills...and maybe I should have put my camera down and borrowed a kleenex from her because I did almost cry over what a dork he looked like after his haircut.
Lloyd Christmas came to mind.
(hippie, tox screen positive, Carsie--pre cut).
(stoogie, straight across bangs, Carsie--post cut)
Here's a pic of the beans at lunch.
They were hungry.
I am talking Lord of the Flies type hunger.
Nothing a little McDonald's can't cure.
Oh, and I asked for extra pink slime so Hadley had something to dip her nuggets in.
Then we went for a little train ride...
...and a very perturbed Lloyd came along...
...and gave us his best Stevie Wonder impersonation.