The buttons? True love.
I know there are several (expensive) reasons why it should not be mine.
I know it isn't bright colored or springy.
I know it isn't bright colored or springy.
I know I am 28 (am I? eek!) and have outgrown the appropriate age for buying an "Easter Dress".
but this is the time of year when I start pining for a pretty new dress, so let's just ignore those reasons for a few minutes and admire how pretty it is.
because I need want it anyway
and I think it wants me.
Also...
I want Mae Whitman's (from Parenthood) new short haircut.
I couldn't find a pic on the web, but here is the link for the episode. She's in the scenes around 13:00 and 34:00 minutes.
Cute, yeah?
I think I could rock it.
It's much better than the mess I've going goin' on with my hair now, and I am reeeeallly over having hair past chin length.
Like, really over it. It is tangled and frizzy 100% of the time, heavy, and I don't have time for that kind of high maintenence. I'm ready to just cut it myself.
Which I might do tomorrow, if it ends up being a bad hair day.
I have so many posts to catch up on, including preschool posts and Gringo Fiesta.
Tomorrow?
Probably Monday.
Happy Weekend!
Do you still buy an "Easter Dress"?
How often to you get your hair cut?
My original plan was to grow it out, but I am lacking both in patience and normal hair, sooooo I'm ready to quit that plan.
5 comments:
You'd rock that hair cut. (and the dress, for that matter.) I say chop.
Having curly hair is a bit lame. It always grows out, rather than down, and there are only four haircuts that work, but each is only good for a certain climate. I straighten mine now, but by the end of the day, I look like Larry Bird in an electric storm. I haven't had a cut since October. I don't have time or the energy to care that I look like a ferby.
Your hair always looks adorable and you have the right face shape for adorable headbands.
I buy (or make) Easter dresses every year for myself. Who cares if you're 28? No one's too old for new Easter duds :)
I usually get my hair cut every other month (unless I'm growing it out and then it's once every 6 months), and half the time I go for a totally new style. I have hair ADD. We'll see how long I last "growing it out" - last time it barely got past my shoulders before I chopped it.
That haircut would look totally hot on you. Even better than it does on Mae Whitman.
Yup, I still buy an Easter dress. My mom still does too! It's tradition!! :) Nothin' wrong with that, and that dress would look stinkin' ADORABLE on you! Buy it. I try and cut my hair at least every other month. Just a trim to get the nasty ends off (even if I'm growing it out). However, since I've had kids, it usually ends up being 3 or 4 months between cuts. :)
It's when I think about dresses that I realize I really still am a tomboy at heart. Give me a skirt over a dress any day! This is probably why I have never been interested in Easter dresses.
I'm kind of always keeping my hair at a manageable ponytail length, so I get around to cutting it every 3-4 months to keep it thinned out.
Hair cut? Every 3 weeks
Love. That. Dress.
Get it!
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