Only two weeks ago, my 16-year-old niece
Scarlett phoned me and begged me to look
after 11-year-old Cleo “the most annoying little sister ever”.
Yet this morning Scarlett was patiently
tying and retying the regulation bottle green ribbons in Cleo’s hair until
Little Sis was satisfied that the bows were just right for her first day at big
school.
That’s what sisters are for, right
(Although I can’t recall either of my sisters tying bows in my hair. Ever. I’ll
have to have words about that).
Hair was on the agenda at our house too
today.
We have one more day until school returns
for 2013 so it was official back to school haircut day.
The school’s haircut policy makes me laugh
(not because of any particular clause but because of the level of detail).
Hair must be neat and tidy and off the
collar and ears and out of the eyes. No undercuts. Only natural colour. No
shorter than a number three blade. Nothing that will draw attention to the
student. No sideburns. And that’s just the bits I can remember.
Anyway we are now almost ready for Year 10.
A bit of spit and polish on the shoes and it will be all good. Here’s hoping
for a happy and uneventful school year.
TWO BEAUTIFUL GRAND GHILDREN OFF TO SOMERVILLE TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME YOUN BOTH LOOK VERY HAPPY HOPE 2013 IS A GREAT YEAR FOR YOU BOTH GRANDMA
ReplyDeleteAh, beautiful girls Susan. Sharing a special moment today. I love the uniforms, especially the hats.
ReplyDeleteI love the uniforms, and what beautiful nieces you have. yes I love the way siblings fight but when it comes to it they are there for each other.
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