One of the many things we left in India were our hair clippers. We got them for our wedding and I have always cut Jason's hair. It's not as impressive as it sounds, the curl hides a lot of mistakes. So while I don't always do it as often as he would like, apparently we are much worse as getting it done when we actually have to go somewhere and pay for it. The poor guy hadn't had a haircut since October. We found a set of clippers to borrow from a girl in our ward so he didn't have to wait for the trunks to come. Since it had been so long, we took pictures.
We did fluff it for the picture but this is the longest his hair has been in forever. As you can see, it doesn't really go down when it gets long, just out. Ironically, as it was driving him crazy (he hates it when it curls into his ears) people starting commenting on how they liked it.
As it gets longer, the curl gets more pronounced. There was actually a little ringlet in front but as it's so dark you can't really tell in the pictures.
Then we started playing with it. If only it were Halloween he could have gone as an 80's rocker.
Now the after. Nice and short, just how he likes it. This is also a shot of his lovely new glasses that took
forever to come. Here's the story. After getting the eye appointment at Sears, we went to Lens Crafters for the glasses. Sears said it would be a few weeks because they were backed up because of a sale they were having (two pairs for $99, everyone was getting two pairs). Unfortunately, when we walked in, the lady looked at his prescription and said she didn't think they would be able to make them there and depending on his frame, they would most likely have to be sent out. Naturally they did have to be sent out which takes 7-10 business days. Grr! Then after the 7 business days they called to say they had gotten the glasses but they weren't up to their quality standards and they sent them back to be redone but they had put a rush on it. Double Grr!! But now they are here and look snazzy so I guess it was worth the wait.
We did fluff it for the picture but this is the longest his hair has been in forever. As you can see, it doesn't really go down when it gets long, just out. Ironically, as it was driving him crazy (he hates it when it curls into his ears) people starting commenting on how they liked it.
As it gets longer, the curl gets more pronounced. There was actually a little ringlet in front but as it's so dark you can't really tell in the pictures.
Then we started playing with it. If only it were Halloween he could have gone as an 80's rocker.
Now the after. Nice and short, just how he likes it. This is also a shot of his lovely new glasses that took forever to come. Here's the story. After getting the eye appointment at Sears, we went to Lens Crafters for the glasses. Sears said it would be a few weeks because they were backed up because of a sale they were having (two pairs for $99, everyone was getting two pairs). Unfortunately, when we walked in, the lady looked at his prescription and said she didn't think they would be able to make them there and depending on his frame, they would most likely have to be sent out. Naturally they did have to be sent out which takes 7-10 business days. Grr! Then after the 7 business days they called to say they had gotten the glasses but they weren't up to their quality standards and they sent them back to be redone but they had put a rush on it. Double Grr!! But now they are here and look snazzy so I guess it was worth the wait.
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What a handsome guy!
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