I hated to do it, but I took Molly for her first haircut today. Her hair was hanging in her eyes, so I knew it was time. She did pretty good. No tears. But she kept moving her head around to see what the guy was doing. He was pretty quick though and we made it through. I did my best to bribe her with some snacks while he was working.
The Chinese women in the salon we went to recognized Molly from a few weeks ago when we were in while Mark and Morgan got haircuts. They adore Molly. The women all try to make her laugh and to hold her. They can't get over her peirced ears and her tongue which she is constantly sticking out. They asked how old she was, and couldn't get over it that h
er birthday is on Feb 7th, Chinese New Year. One woman said, "there will be many fireworks for you." When we were getting ready to leave, no kidding, about 12 employees all came into the lobby to see Molly and say good bye.
er birthday is on Feb 7th, Chinese New Year. One woman said, "there will be many fireworks for you." When we were getting ready to leave, no kidding, about 12 employees all came into the lobby to see Molly and say good bye.
Pictures:
1. Before picture with our driver, Mr. Yu
2. Having a little snack
3. Ta-da....so pretty!
1 comment:
What a doll! Her hair is so cute and I love her shirt!
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