Tim’s first haircut was this morning. I cut Harold’s hair all the time – in fact I have for more than a decade now, but I was a little nervous heading for Tim’s hair. I didn’t want to make him look stupid. But, I should have had more confidence in my skills with the clippers.
Tim before:
Tim after:
He’s a handsome little man, with that “up-to-something” grin! 
 | Lauren on Time… (hanging head in shame) This year I completely abandoned any organizational system for bills, receipts and papers. When tax time ... |
 | Peggy on Quisp. In my house. HA! That is hilarious! |
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He is Gerber Baby cute, your little man! Just darling! But I have to say that I like his little curlies, although I’m sure he’ll be much cooler without them. What did he think of the clippers?
I’m glad to see he’s no longer a girlie-man.
The back-of-the-head shot is too far out for me to tell — did you go with square or rounded corners on the back?
His hair is so very thin and blonde…it’s really a combination of the two. Square with soft edges?
Did you save the locks so Brad can clone him?
The only thing cuter than a picture of a little boy with a fresh haircut, is a picture of the back of that little boy with a fresh haircut. Thanks Beth! TOO CUTE!!!
He is adorable!!! And be glad that he loves the bath now … by the time he’s in 5th grade or so he’ll be experimenting on how long he can go without changing his socks.
Saved. And, tied with a blue ribbon.