Today everyone was involved. We had to take shifts taking Julia's corn-rows out. Then they both had to be washed and brushed. Then Moriah did zulu knots on Tori while I did twists on Julia. It was Moriah's first time even parting, and she did a really good job.
I put Tori and James to work organizing the mounds of messy barrettes and beads. (We can call that Tori's K math right? Sorting? )
Here's Julia during the hair process; she whined or cried the majority of the time. In fact, if anyone out there is praying for an opportunity to expand their patience, you can take over Julia hair time at my house. About every fourth round, she is cooperative; the other three, she wails, "I hate doing my hair; it hurts, it hurts," - you get the idea.
I do feel bad for her, she has a ton of really beautiful curls, but it takes a lot to keep it all tame.
Now, here's Julia after hair time is over. She also got to "go to chicken," which is her favorite treat of the moment!
Little Elijah was such a good boy during the whole hair ordeal; he just fell asleep next to me towards the end.
On top of hair today, I took Elijah for his two year old well check, took Moriah to Civics class, took Alyssa to violin lessons and took all the kids to church tonight. I'm planning on blogging about bigger things than hair tomorrow, but tonight I'm too tired.
On top of hair today, I took Elijah for his two year old well check, took Moriah to Civics class, took Alyssa to violin lessons and took all the kids to church tonight. I'm planning on blogging about bigger things than hair tomorrow, but tonight I'm too tired.
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ReplyDeletewhoa! looks like a crazy day. I remember getting corn rows from little girls when I was a camp counselor. It was a first time for this white girl, but I loved it. And it did hurt!!! Ouch! I kept it in all summer.
ReplyDeleteI love the pouty picture followed by the smiling one! :o)