Um, 'scuse me, I SO wanted that haircut when I was in 2nd grade. We called it the "Dorothy Hamel". My hair was too wavy to ever pull it off, though. Boy, were you lucky! :)
HEY--mock not that look. I want you to know, as the older sister, I was part of giving you that look. It was my favorite. Mom had it too, and it was always my favorite haircut on her! (I'm past that now) You were STYLIN'!! Yes you were.
Becky, I just read you comment on my blog, that is so much fun, I just found Brenda through Rachel's facebook account, I haven't connected with her in almost 5 years, and Alicia, wow not since High School. Where is she? Does she have a blog?
Is it the new thing, we should all try it. That is a GREAT picture. Ok, I feel silly. I was wondering why I wasn't seeing you update your blog in my google reader, then I decided to go to your blog and check it out.....YOU MOVED. Somehow, my google reader missed that announcement post. Sorry I haven't been with it. As for the adoption, so far, so good. Just waiting to get through the holidays so I can get closer to countdown. I have a baby counter on my blog now, we are at 107 days to go. I am way excited.
Today I'm thankful for:
STOP depriving your kids. Give Stevie that haircut, she needs to experience the good life ;)
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome!
ReplyDeleteThat is great!! I think I had my hair cut like that once too.
ReplyDeleteUm, 'scuse me, I SO wanted that haircut when I was in 2nd grade. We called it the "Dorothy Hamel". My hair was too wavy to ever pull it off, though. Boy, were you lucky! :)
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss out on that hairstyle? Maybe because I'm older and was on the other coast.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry...but that is NOT the dorothy hamel. WAY too big. Reminds me of those mushroom heads on the cosby show - remember them?
ReplyDeleteNo, Dorothy Hamel was not as big and poofy, I had the dorothy Hamel! Love the picture!
ReplyDeleteHEY--mock not that look. I want you to know, as the older sister, I was part of giving you that look. It was my favorite. Mom had it too, and it was always my favorite haircut on her! (I'm past that now) You were STYLIN'!!
ReplyDeleteYes you were.
That is hilarious, Can't get enough of the 70's can we?
ReplyDeleteBecky, I just read you comment on my blog, that is so much fun, I just found Brenda through Rachel's facebook account, I haven't connected with her in almost 5 years, and Alicia, wow not since High School. Where is she? Does she have a blog?
ReplyDeleteI need to find my pictures with my mushroom haircut! AWESOME!!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture. I never had a thick head of hair to have anything like that. You are all so cute!
ReplyDeleteIs it the new thing, we should all try it. That is a GREAT picture. Ok, I feel silly. I was wondering why I wasn't seeing you update your blog in my google reader, then I decided to go to your blog and check it out.....YOU MOVED. Somehow, my google reader missed that announcement post. Sorry I haven't been with it. As for the adoption, so far, so good. Just waiting to get through the holidays so I can get closer to countdown. I have a baby counter on my blog now, we are at 107 days to go. I am way excited.
ReplyDeleteYour mom sure had style.
ReplyDeleteoh my! This is GREAT!!! Love it!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteToo cute! I am totally diggin the bow ties!
ReplyDeleteYou had beautiful hair then too!!!
ReplyDeleteDon't do that to me!
ReplyDeleteWowzers! I'll bet every mom oh'ed over that picture to Pricilla and tried to copy. You should try to make a replicate today for a family reunion!
ReplyDeleteHey... never mind the hair - - how about them bow ties? Seriously - love them and have not seen this picture in YEARS!
ReplyDeleteThat hair is awesome! Kim and I could beat it though with our home afro perms!!!
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