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IT'S OFFICIAL - I am pathetic - I cried in the hairdressers as they cut off my baby boy's golden curls.......

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Puff · 31/05/2005 18:22

The really hot day last week made me realise that it had to be done. Beautiful head of long golden ringlets. As the hairdresser cut them, I scrabbled around on the floor grabbing them and putting them in a nappy sack, trying to stop my tears splodging on the floor. They all thought I was mad. Woe is me .

He's 2 in June.

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beansprout · 31/05/2005 18:24

You poor thing!! I am dreading ds's first hair cut and he hardly has any hair yet!!! How does he look?

unsympathetic · 31/05/2005 18:24

Sorry but that's pathetic.

Know I'll get flak for my opinion but that's the first thought that came into my head on reading this post.

cod · 31/05/2005 18:24

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Puff · 31/05/2005 18:25

of course it's pathetic!

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tiffini · 31/05/2005 18:25

charming

snafu · 31/05/2005 18:25

And you just had to share it, didn't you, unsympathetic?

cod · 31/05/2005 18:25

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cod · 31/05/2005 18:26

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beetroot · 31/05/2005 18:26

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Puff · 31/05/2005 18:26

Unsympathetic - have courage and post under your real name - I can take the heat !

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cod · 31/05/2005 18:26

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snafu · 31/05/2005 18:26

I've got a lock of ds's hair in an envelope. Don't see what's so weird about it

beansprout · 31/05/2005 18:27

unsympathetic, but a coward as well. Nice. My mum always saiys, if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all!

CountessDracula · 31/05/2005 18:27

just the sort of thing I would do Puff I even cried a bit when I looked round dd's nursery because it was so lovely

Unsympathetic you obviously have no feelings. (Cod we know you don't )

Puff · 31/05/2005 18:27

Cod, luckily it wasn't the usual place I go to. Shame cos it's £2 cheaper !

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ssd · 31/05/2005 18:28

unsympathetic, that's terrible. The mother was distraught and you're making fun of her!

don't be nasty, keep it to yourself.

CountessDracula · 31/05/2005 18:29

tripp trapp?

Puff · 31/05/2005 18:30

I was really upset and it was very embarrassing! Usually quite good at "stiff upper lip" in public .

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ssd · 31/05/2005 18:30

Probably CD.

Puff · 31/05/2005 18:33

beansprout - he looks like a boy now. Dh will be happy. He said he looked like a blond Romeo Beckham before.............nah!

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ssd · 31/05/2005 18:35

I'll bet he's gorgeous.

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beansprout · 31/05/2005 18:36

I bet he is gorgeous as well. Ds has impetigo and he looks like the singing detective, but he is still flippin' lovely and I bet your ds is too!

morningpaper · 31/05/2005 19:10

Wuss!

Puff · 31/05/2005 19:12

I can see I'll need a bag over my head if either of my two get married, to save the embarrassment !

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