The Holt Happenings: Self haircuts = No Bueno

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Self haircuts = No Bueno

This is the picture Nick sent me at work. Not good!!!!

Nick trimmed Hunter's hair the other day--it was getting pretty shaggy. He did it pretty short so it would grow out just perfectly in time for holiday pictures, family pictures, card, and Justin's wedding. Awesome, thanks! Then they go out to the garage for awhile. Hunter gets bored, goes in. Nick checks on him later and bam!!!!! Hunter was cutting his hair!!! Right in the front of course and down to the scalp!! Couldn't be in the back or quarter size--no, softball size!!!! Pretty much he looks like Bozo the clown since the top middle is flat/gone and the sides flip up because the curls are short. AWESOME!!! :) Another first for our family. Reag skipped this childhood event too!

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Stacia said...: Oh no! I just cut Dawson's hair with scissors and suddenly thought he will probably do try this out himself someday... I never used scissors on the other boys! So sad that Hunter chopped of his curls!; November 26, 2011 at 6:04 PM

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The Holt Happenings

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Self haircuts = No Bueno

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