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Friday, July 4, 2008

Hair of the Week

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Inspired by She Does Hair (thanks Chas, for sending me there!) I have been fixing up my girls' hair every single day this week!  I didn't think Baby Girl even had enough hair to fix up, but I've been pleasantly surprised by what I can do there.  It's still pretty limited, but in 6 months we should be doing quite a bit.  And she is SO GOOD about leaving it alone once it's done.  She hasn't removed a single band, bow or clippy yet. 

I have taken photos of them every day, mostly for my own reference, but I want to share one from each of them this week.  I am going to restrict myself to just one per girl, otherwise we could end up with an all hair blog really quickly.  So here are my favorites from this week:

I had two different women comment on how much hair Baby has while she had it like this:



And this is Big Girl's 'do for today.  Each of the 4 small ponies is done in a flip through/knot/bug and then another one for the full pony at the bottom.  I also broke down and trimmed a full inch off of her bangs.  We'll just wait until she's older to grow them long.  Or maybe she'll always wear them. 


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Posted by stitchnchick
Very cute! That site is so much fun. I have to live through you girls since I have all sons, but it's fun to see all the cute do's you are coming up with. :-)

Amy


Friday, July 4, 2008 - Precious!


Posted by Anonymous
SOOOOO Cute!
I love that, RK is ADORABLE... awww, a little one. Say hello to my little friend. ;)
And MJ is just as gorgeous as ever, give her a big squeeze from her Mrs. Chas and I love you all!
Happy 4th my dear, dear friends.
God Bless the USA!
I love you,
Chas


Tuesday, July 8, 2008 - Great site!


Posted by Ang
Thanks so much for this link! YAY for new hair ideas!!

The girls' hair looks soo soo CUTE!


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Preserving the Harvest 2008


~June 22nd~
*11 half-pints
honey-sweetened peach-strawberry jam
~June 27th~
*7 half-pints and 2 pints
honey-sweetened peach jam
~June 28th~
*24 home-grown chickens in the freezer
(7 whole, 17 cut up
plus feet and backs for stock!!)
~July 6th~
*8 pints and 14 half-pints
honey-sweetened peach jam
~July 16th~
*18 cups fresh green beans,
blanched and frozen (a gift from the boss)
*12 pounds ripe bananas,
cut into 1 inch chunks and frozen for smoothies
~July 22nd~
*32 ears home-grown corn
blanched and frozen in meal-sized packages
~July 27th~
*8 pints cream-style corn
(home grown)
~July~
about *8 cups blackberries
and *5 cups wild blueberries
from around our property,
in the freezer
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14 pints
4 half-pints
and 1 quart
hot and spicy tomato salsa
(that's 18 cups altogether)

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