1. Smile and live it up
2. Zoom in on the eyes
3. Go boating--people will think it's just wind blown
4. Get some new teeth
5. Hold a lot of kids all at once--no one will even look at you
6. Try and block all photos
7. Put a big bow on your head--make sure the bow is at least as big as your head
8. Make choice facial expressions
9. Wear a hat
10. Get a fohawk
11. Sit in the pillbug chair and just laugh
12. Go naked. You could be bald and people wouldn't notice
13. Hi boys! A side pony always helps
14. Or just bare your teeth. Notice Rich using the hat technique in back.
15. Does she even have hair?
16. Scream really loud
17. Wear a sweatband
18. Just think, it could always be worse...
1. Smile and live it up
2. Zoom in on the eyes
3. Go boating--people will think it's just wind blown
4. Get some new teeth
5. Hold a lot of kids all at once--no one will even look at you
6. Try and block all photos
7. Put a big bow on your head--make sure the bow is at least as big as your head
8. Make choice facial expressions
9. Wear a hat
10. Get a fohawk
11. Sit in the pillbug chair and just laugh
12. Go naked. You could be bald and people wouldn't notice
13. Hi boys! A side pony always helps
14. Or just bare your teeth. Notice Rich using the hat technique in back.
15. Does she even have hair?
16. Scream really loud
17. Wear a sweatband
18. Just think, it could always be worse...
9 comments:
BWAHAHA!!! Hmmm, I did notice one choice individual was missing...I think you should have included "dye it red" or "perm it"...:) I do appreciate that there was not "spike it" as a solution accompanied by a picture of me in 6th grade. Much appreciated.
I'm sure Heather's picture was only missing because Krista didn't know where it was. And now, she'll go find it.
Thanks for the tip. Maybe I should go for the big bow solution; I already used it for a good ten years of my life. (PS. A way to cope with a bad haircut is NOT to send the picture to Krista and tell her not to post it anywhere.)
All I can say is "big bangs" of the past aren't even in the competition any more. --Mom
I'm with Uncle Lloyd's idea--No one's looking at his hair when (as Mark says) he's got one cheek in the pillbug chair and that grin on his face! (I only wish we had that pillbug chair around for distraction when "hairspray and height" were my motto.)
I especially like the picture with Jordan holding the kids--Jacob's foot is right in Cindy's face! He he. Another reassuring post, coming up DW.
Or you could go Palestinian style-- with a wrap that completely covers the offending haircut.
HA! I love our family. And our awful haircuts.
Nice additions! I knew Heather would make it on sometime.
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