So, I have been meaning to get at Elliot's hair for awhile now. It's gotten so long, and I can tell it makes him more uncomfortable in the oppressive heat here. But how? How, exactly, was I supposed to get my very busy little man to sit still for such an event? And how could I bring myself to cut his sweet baby blonde locks? I decided to solve the first problem by cutting his hair while he napped. The second problem? Well, mom just has to suck it up sometimes, I guess. I don't think the cut came out too badly, considering the circumstances, but perhaps he felt differently.
This afternoon, we visited the shop owned by the sister of the woman whose house we are renting to pay the rent and see her store. While we visited, Elliot was off to chase chickens and charm old ladies. It's a good thing he wasn't trying to charm girls his age, because the two we ran into were absolutely terrified by the sight of him! Good thing, because we weren't ready to let him start dating yet anyway.
2 comments:
HI there!!! Great pictures. Sorry to hear about the car accident. The "Victim" seems to be surviving. I really chuckled about Elliot scaring the two little girls he met. That blond hair and pale skin must really surprise them.
We have been having sunshine in Michigan but not oppressive heat!!!
Keep the pictures coming. I'll have to figure out a way to send pictures to you.
Love,
Aunt Ginny
HI to Dusty,
We are currently studying Africa in World History class. The lead teacher wanted to skip the continent because it wasn't very interesting but I refused. Africa is skipped in 6th grade during geography - too many countries to learn!! I decided that at least my one class of 21 students would learn something about the countries and the continent. Surprising, as we began to read the chapter, Ghana is a major focus. For such a tiny country, it has a rich history.
Since my revolt, the other two teachers have agreed to cover Africa. Next, I have to fight for South America!!!!!
Love,
Aunt Ginny
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