he could have a buzz cut when
he turned
five.
How did he get to be five so quickly?????
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For the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. ~ Galatians 5:22
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- Pam
- I am a happy wife and mother of 4 young adults and one teen in heaven. We homeschooled all of our children all the way through, which gave us 20 years of homeschool experiences and memories to look back on with gratitude. As I learn to live with grief at the loss of our youngest son, I am striving to continue to "journey with joy."
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8 comments:
It's so sad how much a buzz cut ages little boys! But, they are awfully cute a times :)
I have a love/hate relationship with buzz cuts...
Your little man is very handsome both ways. He's growing up!
Oh, he looks adorable! I still remember the first time I saw my older son with a buzz. It was quite a shock.
I still think he is so cute! Thanks for reminding me that I need to give my kids haircuts before we take off this week.
That's the nice thing about boys. You can give them a buzz cut at home and it really doesn't matter how it turns out because it's so short. Wish I could do that. My hands are so shaky I cannot trust myself to cut anyone's hair. Thankfully, our former babysitter went to beauty school and will come to our house and do trims for $5. Little Man looks so adorable! (Though I imagine at five he doesn't like to hear that - so I'll say he looks very distinguished and handsome!)
he is adorable. i LOVE buzz cuts, and my boys often had them when they were little!
It is a very cute haircut and he looks adorable. It is sad when the youngest is no longer a baby anymore! My youngest is 6 and wow how time flew. It seems like just yesterday he was born.
Isn't it amazing how much older they look with a buzz cut? I do love them though (and we need some around here too). I too, had to hold off from my littlest boy getting one when he was 2 or 3. He is 5 now as well.
Your son is a cutie!
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