Real Savvy Mom Blogs
I'm not that good at blogging more than once in a 24 hour period and since I wrote this long post last night, I figured I would also share it here. In case you are new or maybe forgot and probably don't really care (I'll tell ya anyway), here is a link to my real savvy mom blog. Take a minute and read. And, comments over there are very much appreciated. :) Love it? Hate it? Indifferent?
My Real Savvy Mom Blog
Oh, and my darling 2 year old, I seriously think it's time for a haircut. Remember, when we tried to cut your hair before the wedding? Yep, we didn't succeed did we? Well, I guess I'm going to have to bribe you with something. Possibly candy or a new car? Your daddy doesn't want me to cut your hair. I don't know why he insists on you keeping a ratty tangled mullet. Oh, and maybe I'll give you a mohawk. Atleast, I'll no longer have to use detangler on your hair. Stay tuned to see who has their way with the 2 year old's hair. LOL.
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I'm not that good at blogging more than once in a 24 hour period and since I wrote this long post last night, I figured I would also share it here. In case you are new or maybe forgot and probably don't really care (I'll tell ya anyway), here is a link to my real savvy mom blog. Take a minute and read. And, comments over there are very much appreciated. :) Love it? Hate it? Indifferent?
My Real Savvy Mom Blog
Oh, and my darling 2 year old, I seriously think it's time for a haircut. Remember, when we tried to cut your hair before the wedding? Yep, we didn't succeed did we? Well, I guess I'm going to have to bribe you with something. Possibly candy or a new car? Your daddy doesn't want me to cut your hair. I don't know why he insists on you keeping a ratty tangled mullet. Oh, and maybe I'll give you a mohawk. Atleast, I'll no longer have to use detangler on your hair. Stay tuned to see who has their way with the 2 year old's hair. LOL. >Go to the Mom blog Homepage
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Blogging everyday is a challenge for me (especially since I'm not really a writer). My blog is new, so I had set a goal to blog everyday to get it going. Hopefully it will pay off!
Your son's hair is cute!
Get the clippers out and buzz that boy. I had to do that with my toddler because I was worried I would cut an ear off if I used scissors. The clippers are much safer and more fool proof.
That's hilarious. My hair used to be down to my butt when I was like 10 or so. When my mom chopped it off so I looked like a boy and my dad came to get me for the weekend...man was he mad. I guess dad's just love their babies' hair! Mullet or not. LOL.
I wish I could blog everyday, but it takes up too much time.
What is it about men that makes them not want their kids haircut?! You are not alone in this...I will go check out your Saavy moms link.
The co-sleeping confession (over at the other blog) - Nice to hear about other people who cosleep.
We still cosleep with the baby and my family is convinced that we are awful for it.
I used to blog everyday, however the pressure was too much. I still get emails and phone calls checking to see if we are ok since I moved to not quite everyday blogging.
I understand the not wanting a mullet but longer hair on boys is so cute!! No matter what your boys are adorable!
HMMM, it is the opposite at our house - I am always trying to convince my husband to keep our almost 2 year old's hair longer (not super long - just a bit..) and he always wants to buzz it.
Christine
www.dinewithoutwhine.com
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