How can these old guys be so rad and up to date on all the trends?
So if I leave a comment on your blog take it as a nice act and not as me blog stalking you. ok?!
and here is a picture of Enzo's new haircut. Christian was very naughty and came back from Brazil with his hair cut. I guess he has to be thousands of miles away from me to feel safe enough to cut his hair. If he's close I just don't let him do it. Since Chris and Enzo have to look a like at all times than Christian was bugging me to cut Enzo's hair. I did and it looks terrible. The front doesn't look all bad but the back is a disaster. Why do I listen to Christian? Now I have to wait a couple months before I get my cute Christian and my cute Enzo back to the way I like them with BIG unruly curly HAIR. sigh....
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I like the hair cut but i know what you mean...chloe is out growing a bad hair cut herself, augh! so, i found the greatest, LDS playgroup at our new apartment's playground which is also the greatest playground, well except the greatest LDS playgroup was of course, ours in laie...but this will have to do! and also, i turned 31 on this past saturday, and although i am a palmer and friends contributor, i did not get a damaris birthday blog extravaganza-i was so depressed, am i not as cool as i thought i was?
Ali-
I am SOOOOO sorry! I actually decided to not do birthday posts anymore because I did not think anyone cared about them. And then I over heard someone say that they were annoying because people felt like they had to write something nice . humm....
Palmers can be very critical you know.
I will gladly write you a birthday post. Even though I know you weren't actually offended.
xoxo Da
I love enzo's hair! I actually cut robby's hair, monet's and even my own (sometimes)too.
you have to start practicing some time. the more you do it, the better it will get. i think it looks good. hair grows! yay!
Enzo will look cute in any haircut. Christian, on the other hand. . .
Who said that? Everyone I know likes them. Maybe whoever said that was kidding. Palmers are more socially klutzy than critical. (And that would be largely my fault.)
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