Small finally allowed us to get his hair shortened, I think it was starting to annoy him, Big hasn’t had her hair cut, but here is a pic anyway. If she doesn’t start brushing her **** hair a bit more frequently, expect to see a pic of her with a short back and sides too.
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that is a very ‘grown up boy’ haircut. They are both gorgeous – nice to see photos of them as we haven’t seen you all for ages!
sb also had haircut
It occurred to me that we never really post pictures of them – just pictures of them doing something or being somewhere. Not just them, IYSWIM.
He looks very cute and Big very grown up.
I thought P would never work out the hairbrushing thing but a morning shower and brushing it when wet has solved it.
nother vote for brushing hair whilst in the shower here, it’s the only time either me or Aprilia are brave enough to get a brush through our hair, which is usually very evident by the end of a week’s camping as you really don’t want to loiter in campsite showers long really!
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