trying to covertly trim my son's hair was quite the amusing challenge this morning. file it under: stupid things that seemed really clever at the time...
heh.
i gave the boy a lolly, sat him on down and began the process. we've done this before, see, but usually with an assistant. this time, i decided to wing it alone. silly me!
halfway along, we had a hairy lollipop to contend with, and unhappy boy with a sticky hairy little tongue, and a laughing me, giggling too hard to continue.
this kid cracks me up.
heh.
i gave the boy a lolly, sat him on down and began the process. we've done this before, see, but usually with an assistant. this time, i decided to wing it alone. silly me!
halfway along, we had a hairy lollipop to contend with, and unhappy boy with a sticky hairy little tongue, and a laughing me, giggling too hard to continue.
this kid cracks me up.
1. Well I shouldn't say "I know" Stephen Lea Sheapard from F&G. I talk to him occasionally online. He wouldn't know me if I bumped into him in the supermarket. But we're both RPG nerds and we visit a lot of the same websites.
2. I did mean to say "go see this movie." I'm a mean, sadisitic bastard like that. And I never, ever make typoes.
3. Chocolate Chip cookies. And I'd make you some but I'm believer that they taste better straight from the oven and they're made from just Pillsbury cookie dough, I think you could probably do just as good a job yourself.
4. There is no four.
5. I'm glad you like the hair.