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April 15, 2008

Works For Me Wednesday: Picking Your Battles

This is my son's hair.

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Cute, ain't it?

He is a really terrific kid. He is smart and nice and funny and extremely well behaved. (Take my word for it and don't ask the sister.) The only rotten apple in the basket, the only thorn in the side is the hair. I cringe at the thought of the hair.

At a recent family reunion, a little girl who was there asked him if he was one of the Jonas Brothers. Funny, huh? (Don't ask the sister about that, either!)

I've decided that I can live with it. There are other battles to fight, and, hopefully, this one will pass on its own.

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All photos of wild masses of hair were used with permission of individual trapped under its tremendous weight.

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Oh, oh, you just reminded me! I have a picture of MY son's hair on my camera that I need to post!

I totally agree--though it is so hard to wait for them to FINALLY decide they need a haircut!

~Jeanne

lol. If only my son's hair was curly! He (meaning my own son) looks a little like Shaggy from scooby doo right now...in DIRE need of a cut!

This was cute. I think you are right though. Picking your battles is key. I have a friend with teenagers & she is really good about not getting worked up over things that are not worth getting worked up over. I'm trying to learn from her & now, you......

You definitely have to pick your battles. I let the long hair go & turned a blind eye to the developung dreadlocks. Luckily for me, both kids recently decided to cut their hair & it is so much easier.... good luck!

I have exactly the opposite problem. My son likes his hair cut a certain way, and it is short but not buzzed. He wants his hair cut ever 3 weeks, and it ends up costing a fortune over the long haul. He has just started paying for his haircuts though. He now has his first job.

Oh yes, seems we all have to go through the great "hair debates" these days. We do have a family wedding this weekend, so the hair is getting a trim. Day to day, it's just not an issue I'm going to focus attention on. You can tell my kids are homeschooled though...around here all hair has to be off the collar and trimmed around the ears for school! (for boys, of course)

Bravo! I agree, pick your battles carefully.

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