Call it quirky, call it crazy, but I had some kinda psychological block about getting my haircut until our Dossier was sent off. You see, at the 11
th hour, the day before our home study (back in March) I suddenly realized I HAD to have my hair cut before

our home visit. So that Saturday, I looked all fresh and new, like my house. Well, I was due to have my hair cut about a month ago, but I just refused to do it. I guess the best way I can explain it is, well, my hair has always marked chapters in my life and usually by the time I get around to getting it done, it's usually a drastic change. One, because my hair is
consistently the same whether I try to fix it or not, so I really don't care about the style. Two, hair is a renewable
resource, so I like to try new things. When I think back on my life, I can look at pictures and see right where I was by my hair. Shaved underneath=grunge was king.
Cheerleading days=cute bob. Bad perms=girl scout days. Super short=Meagan's wedding. Super long=Our Wedding.
BUT, this time I simply could not "move on" to a new style until I closed the chapter on the home study and the struggles that ensued.(I know you probably think I'm weird now). So, with this next chapter in the adoption adventure coming to a close, I went and saw sweet
lil' Chelsey and let her chop away. This lady was my inspiration, I think her name is Lesa something, I know she was on Dancing With The Stars, so she must be famous. However, I did not get my lips done. They don't do that at
JC Penneys.
Did I ever tell you that you are beautiful regardless of a good hair/bad hair day??
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