I barely recognize him.
What a difference a year makes!!
It's my soon-to-be Freshman son, John!!!
I chose my battles and selected to ignore his long-hair stage. The haircut he had yesterday was his own idea! (YAY!)
What a difference a year makes!!
It's my soon-to-be Freshman son, John!!!
I chose my battles and selected to ignore his long-hair stage. The haircut he had yesterday was his own idea! (YAY!)
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My 14 on Sunday son is in the middle of a long haired phase. I don't really like how it looks, but hey, male pattern baldness is on both sides of his genetic pool. I figure I should allow him to enjoy his hair while he has it!
The blooger formerly known as Ali :)
I meant to leave that comment as Maisy not anonymous....
It goes so quickly--I have a 7th grader and am not looking forward to this very----unveiling...
Thanks, Kathi, I think he is! :)
Welcome back to the blogosphere, Miss Ali, er I mean Miss Maisy! Yeah, let him enjoy the hair. My brother-in-law used to have a ponytail, now he is bald but fondly remembers his "hair" days.
Sigh... yes Marsha, it goes by too quickly. I'm almost tempted to tell him to grow it back, that he doesn't need to grow up yet! (Almost. Not quite!)
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