Well, I managed to get my driver’s license picture taken yesterday before I got my head shaved, although I don’t really mind my hair the way it is now. My friend Moira, who lives across the street, was able to shave it in her studio (broken finger and all). My hair is about ½ inch long now. It was nice to get my head shaved in the privacy of her home instead of in some salon being watched by everyone. We took some fun pictures along the way that I’ll try to get posted soon. For the most part I’m used to it now although sometimes I get caught off guard when I walk by a mirror.
When I saw Sean he just smiled and said, “Hi Mom”. Last night at bedtime when I was reading him a story he spent most of the time rubbing my head. Andrew said, “I thought you were going to be bald…you still have hair.” I explained that it will eventually fall out but it would grow back again. He said, “So it’s like a pattern, you had long hair, then short hair, then you’ll have no hair, then you’ll have short hair and then you’ll have long hair again.” That’s it in a nutshell.
We’re heading to Thornhill this morning to stay at Steve’s parents for the night and catch up with the Groves. Tomorrow Steve is going to take the boys to the Zoo…they are so excited. I’m going to rest while they’re off on their adventure.
Happy Easter,
me
2 comments:
Kim,
Take some time for you and the family...and have a great Easter!
Colleen
HI MY DEAR KIM , so sorry you had to cut your trip short, but i do hope Andrew is feeling better now. I hope your'e sleeping well.Ithink you'regoing to start a neww fashion with your new hair style. It was quite the fashion 'when i was young' it was called "THE ETON CROP", i think it was named after avery posh boy's university in England the boys wore top hats , and a very dressy suit i beleive the school is still going, after all it's part of Enland have a good rest my dear, and i'll see you tomrrow. my love to you all NAN
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