I walked into Shylee’s after school program to pick her up
and the staff handed me this little gem.
Shylee was at art center at Kindergarten when she apparently
decided to declare warfare on her bangs.
Her teacher sent this note along with the evidence. To be completely fair, I never told her not to go to school, grab a sharp object and start cutting off body parts (or hair). I don’t think she did a bad job, but I will never tell her that in an effort to keep her from attacking her other follicles.
Chelsea: I think
Shylee is going to be an Emo.
Brian: What? Why?
Chelsea: Look, she’s
a cutter.
I showed him the bag and he gave me a look like, WTF?
Brian: Shylee, why
did you cut your hair today?
Shylee: Dad, I need a
haircut! (Looking at him like, obviously.
Who the hell asks a silly question like that?)
Brian: Okay, well we
will take you to get your haircut, but please don’t cut your hair again.
Shylee: Okay, Daddy. Can I get an expensive haircut like Momma?
Brian: Sure, whatever
you want. Just don’t cut your hair
anymore.
That gave me an idea.
Brian made me give her the money back and took her to get
her hair cut by a professional. Whatever
that means. I’m pretty sure getting paid
to do a service is considered being a professional, Brian!
I guess it turned out all right ;-)
And in the end, I got even for having to give the money
back.
Snip snip mothafucker :-)
Awww your little girl is growing into a lady... how many of us love the length of our hair one day, and it's just TOO long the next?? You did a good job on her hair last time, and she must have paid attention, because she really did do a good job...
ReplyDeleteThanks! She is such a sweetheart. I think she did a good job too!
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