Ahahahahaha love it

Pirate, you little .  It's HAYLEY!!!

I was at a wedding at The Priory (on celebrity wedding planner now) a few weeks ago.

I've just cut my 2 yr olds hair!

Done that loads of times.  I start off really nervous then get a bit too keen but thankfully they turn out alright and it's not like the obvious mummy haircuts we seen in our school days.

 

I think girls hair would be a lot easier to cut. 

 

 

 

What criteria do I use when evaluating a potential thread to assess whether it should reside in this thread or become a new discrete thread?

 

I spend hours deliberating whether to start a new thread or drop my comment in here.

 

Currently I have 347 potential comments/threads pending submission. Any help would be appreciated.

 

 

 

Whichever size audience you would like EC  I just throw things in here because I know it's just general chit chat and only a few people read/post here.  If I want to ask a question or talk about something I'd like lots of different opinions about then I'll start a thread.

 

I was being a bit tongue in cheek Ells , but you pretty much always get a response here  Cheers...

I know EC....I just like to reply in here

Glad you did. I sometimes feel like I'm the only one on GaGa  

Human Laeague Avvie

Kimberley Walsh Solo 

 Cheers.

Yaaaaaay - the Hippo is back. That's the Ells I know.

Ells, little un's hair is curly so it would have been really hard to mess it up majorly, looks so much neater. I went on to open Jennie's hair salon and did the other two kids too. Son got a buzz (number 4) cut! but that's cos his hair grow madly thick and very fast!

 

 

Just cooked myself chicken pasta in a tomato and chilli sauce.

Damn fine it was too.

 

Did not see any point in starting a thread to let you all know that.

 

But it was delicious. 

Sounds much better than the tin of tomato soup I had, EC.

I was on my own for dinner, and couldn't be bothered cooking for myself.

 

I love tomato soup. Bit of a fan of the celery soup too.

 

It was one of those meals tonight that just happened to work (I sort of looked at what I had and threw it all together). Manages to keep the chicken moist before I shredded it and threw it into the pasta and sauce.

 

Have to say Yogi, I might have called for a take out if I had been in your situation. A nice Chinese. 

I'm the opposite EC, i would have done the same as Yogi. I like a little bit of this that and the other when it comes to Chinese food, and to order all the bits i'd like for jusy 1 person would be expensive and a waste

 

Your evening meal sounded lovely though I had Ham on fresh (part baked from shop then bung in oven) petite pan

 

Cheers Jen I really enjoyed it.

 

If there is one thing I like it's left over Chinese the next day, call me mad, but having to order a bit more than I needed would be a bit of an excuse to eat it again next day.

 

But I see what you are saying.

Eh? Really? Surely girls hair has to be cut so it can still be styled, whereas boys hair can be just ran over with a setof clippers I used to cut master cinds hair clippers for years, I would never even consider going anywhere near a little girls hair.

And while I'm here, there's some double standards going on around this forum, but hey ho.

I am also currently having a love/hate relationship with my iPad, it makes the most ridiculous auto corrections, it replaces words with shit that it just makes up, not even real words.

Oh, I hear you there

 

i think I turned the autocorrections off, which is why my posts are always riddled with typos and bad punctuation

I am going for a read, to try and work out what you mean.

 

*dons Miss Marple hat*

I'm a bit late to this bt .............I would never, ever have ct my kids hair! Gos only knows what they wold have looked like - I am the worlds worst person at arty/practical/crafty stuff - I have the most wonderful ideas but ................put a pair of scissors in my hand and it spells disaster.

 

I really wish I could cut hair though - my boys look ridiculous at the moment - their mother has let it get far too long. I never, ever criticise her (although there is often a lot to criticise) but I do let her know about that ............it's not even that she likes it that long - she's just damn lazy.

Just seen this on Gumtree.... wtf?

 

http://www.gumtree.com/p/for-s...y-letters/1006895060

Soozy heres a piccy

 

Jen I'm seriously impressed 

 

Lovely, lovely hair your girlie has - we are all blondies and straight in our family.

I wish my mother had been like you Soozy, she was always trimming my fringe with disastrous results. And when she wasn't screwing my fringe up she was tonging my page boy cut and burning me.

Nooo i'd never touch a fringe Cinds, too easy to see any mess ups there

 

thanx Sooz, i dont DIY often and that's the first time ive done hers.

A bargain for only £75 

eek

Do you think they put it up there thinking there are people in Nottingham who want to make out they've been to prison... when they haven't? Very strange.

Hahah!! Cinds, are we related?!

My mum did that, then when it was longer,managed to snarl it all up in a rubber band when she was trying to do a pony tail.. had to cut it out! Plus when it was in, it was pulled so tight at one side one eyebrow was an inch higher than the other  

Being the youngest of 5 daughters my mother was fed up with long hair and pony tails by the time I eventually grew some hair, so mine was always kept short.

Well if it's just the one number all over it's easy enough but that's not how I do it.  Number 2 back and sides and 5 on top then trying to blend them together is a nightmare.  They just don't suit an all over buzzcut.  I would cut a girls hair......it's only a matter of making sure it's in a straight line isn't it?    My mum in law lets me cuts hers....there's something theraputic about chopping off someones hair

Do tell

No no! It will eventually become apparent.

 

Moving on, I really want a giant lantern for my kitchen, a bit like the ones on this website http://www.weddingdecorationsn...orationPackages.aspx

I was about to say those are dear but then I realised that's for the package.