Rockin' Out the New Year

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Yeah, that is what my hairdresser said after she cut my hair. She said I had about 14 in. for Locks of Love so I said, "Ok, let's do it." Did I really get all of this cut?

She said I looked 10 yrs. younger. What do you think?





I like that I can keep it out of the ponytail now but am a little concerned about what Joel will say when he sees the result. I can always try a little DT by saying, "Thank you for the gift card, Honey! I could finally get my hair cut!" (What do you think, will it work?)

Comments

  1. jayne4:21 PM

    WOW!!! I think it looks GREAT!! I LOVE IT :-)

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  2. JRieker6:46 PM

    nice jacket. now we just need jayne to post a picture of herself wearing hers. I've got mine on the blog already. like your hair ate.

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  3. The Smiths8:42 PM

    Thank you. I stood there grinning at Joel and he kept saying what? what? I said nothing. What is it? I know about the hair thing. C'mon, did you really think I wouldn't notice? (Is that it? No hey your hair looks great!) Oh well, I like it but I have to say it takes a little getting used to. My hair was so heavy before and I ALWAYS had it in a clip or pulled back in a pony tail. I really like it!

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  4. JRieker9:50 PM

    I didn't realize your hair had gotten so long. That's nice you donated it. I think Jamil sold my hair to a wig company. Except I think I heart Asian hair is out and Indian hair is in.

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  5. The Smiths9:47 AM

    Joel finally said he liked it. He likes long hair best but he said I looked good with any hairstyle. (Told you he had the gift of gab!) Now it takes me a little longer to get ready too. Oh well. I'll get one of the boys to take my picture today. I really like my outfit.

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  6. The Smiths9:49 AM

    Oh yeah, Logan said I look like Mama. At least Mom is pretty!

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  7. jayne10:09 AM

    yeah, i didn't realize it got that long either. we probably would've donated ours too but jamil swept it up to sell it before we thought to. oh well

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