Evan and I both had haircuts today. Mine was significant only in that it further reduced my already depleted stock. Evan’s haircut however was the first one he’d ever had.
Actually that’s untrue. When he was around six months old we took the scissors to his locks in order to get rid of a strange mohawk thing he had going on. But that didn’t count as a proper haircut, more of a trim really. This time we gave his entire head a good going over with the electric hair clippers. A team of South Australian sheep shearers couldn’t have done a better job.
Unfortunately we don’t like it. He’s gone from looking like little Lord Faulteroy to looking like Vinnie Jones. He’s also recently accidently acquired a black eye from an over exuberant big sister, and this only serves to add to the hard man image.
Perhaps we could hire him out as a bouncer at the playgym or something.
Ahh, Evan had quite a hard time – though he does look very tough. Maybe he should take up Rugby – or “professional” wrestling in America; all he needs is a spandex costume and a catchy (scary) name!
Seriously… the kid looks like he about to kick some arse.
As usual – great picture.
Don’t worry, Dan. I know it has been awhile and maybe you’ve forgotten, but hair grows back.
Maybe Mr. Honey could lend him a jaunty cap.
He’s looking tough. I think he needs a cannonball ice cream or whatever else he wants.
Evan says, “you should’ve seen the other guy.”
It’s that amazing little black eye which makes it so perfect. Though I did go into work with a dudelet inflicted shiner of my own a few weeks aback. Female co-worker “You should have seen the other guy, eh?” Me (mumbling) – “Actually, it was my three year old. He threw a plastic brick at me.”
Tuff guy! Little Boy has unfortunately had a black eye more than once. Don’t you love the stares it earns you?
I wouldn’t want to see the other guy!
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