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| Pre-Cut |
Although I currently look like an idiot, I generally like the attention. There is something really special about the absolute look of joy that erupts on a middle school kids face when they see me right now. I teach middle school kids, so its a nice change from the typical looks of apathy, anger and aggression I usually see. (This is a joke - my kids are wonderful).
This is the fourth time that I have offered my lovely locks in the name of charity. This year, the middle school Animal Service Club stepped up and organized a raffle to determine who would get to cut my hair. The winner gets to do the cutting in any style they choose.
A sixth grader was the big winner this year and he wasn't shy. I wanted to make sure he had a plan in mind before he started so I asked, "What are you planning to do?"
He stared coldly into my eyes and calmly said, "You'll see."
Uh Oh. So here it is - Student Haircut: 2012 version.
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| My barber. The look of confidence alarming. |
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| A little worried they gave him scissors. |
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| The crowed looks on. Love the cringes. |
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| This is how the top currently looks. Not the most even of cuts. |
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| My principal, Barb, told me teachers are not allowed to come to work like this, so I asked if I could start spring break early. I think she thinks I was joking because she laughed. |
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| The Animal Service Club organizers. Barb Hegranes on the left is the club sponsor and set up everything. |
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| A year of conditioning gone. |
Thanks to Becky for taking some great photos!
