My friend who cuts our hair for us thought it was a brave move for a seventh grader. I agree. H is going out on a limb here.


Watch out Wax Museum, here comes "Lady Di". I wish I could be at her school that day.
I began writing this blog while I was homeschooling our two children. I thought it was a good outlet and a way to talk with women who had things in common with me. It has been very fun and inspiring. I started working again in September 2009 after being a SAHM for fourteen years. Clearly I do not spend as much time sharing on my blog as I had in the past, but I still enjoy dropping in and posting something once in a while. ENJOY!
That is so cool. She is really getting into the part and her assignment. Very brave...I love short hair. Think it looks great.
ReplyDeleteWay to go H!
ReplyDeleteMom, it makes her look older, :(
Your little girl is growing up.
But what a great smile!!
I love it! She looks adorable!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a BEAUTIFUL young lady! I love the new do!
ReplyDeleteBlessings~
Laura
Looks cute! And she looks older!
ReplyDeleteH did very well on this Wax Museum assignment. I actually took a chance on my lunch break and drove all the way there, took a few pictures, saw a few of the other students do their parts & flew back to work. I was a few minutes late for recess, but it was worth it to me to see H.
ReplyDeleteShe wore a beautiful dress we found at the Good Will for $14.00, some pretty pumps with just blue straps, & her friends helped her with her hair & make up. She looked smashing!!