M the stylist. "I wanna do it myself."

Mlle. M is such a lovely girl. So smart and stylish. She just hasn't mastered the hair-doing yet.

Below is a detail:

She loves to do my hair as well, or really, not too well.
Last night S, Devan (good pal) and C were all laughing at me and my Cinderella hair! M & I matched! It was painful, I mean adorable. When she took it out of my hair, what is left of it, was all kinky and whacked. No pictures available.
This morning it isn't much better. Thank Heavens for baseball hats and spin classes.

C is for Chapeau.

H is for big Hats!

S is ready for the races at Ascot.

C and Kent C.

Thought you might like to see the hats that Nathan and Margo decorated 2 Friday nights ago in Park City at the Kimball Art Center. We figured it out once we got home: two paper bags rolled, sculpted together into a hat. The hat-lady goes to events with hats already assembled and painted. The children have a bunch of goodies to choose from: googly eyes+pompoms+feathers+beads+stickers+glue+big hat base = fun. I wish I could find her card.
We went to see our pal Kent Christensen's very sweet paintings. Just looking at the dark chocolates made my head ache. Poor ol' pitiful me. The rice crispy treats? They were ok. :) N and M LOVED them all! Wait, they WANT them all! I wouldn't mind a few too, remind me of the sweet life.

C is for Caps for sale!

M is a fish of sorts. The sort with long messy hair. Thinking it would be nice if she has a swim cap, I went on a hunt. Just goes to show the marvels of the modern world are not bridges and damns but the wwweb. What do you think? Dusty Rose or Lilac?

A lot of these styles must sell like hot cakes...wish I had thought of this sooner, think of what a great neighbor gift this would make! Oh, gosh you shouldn't have... REALLY.
Here is another popular style:

I remember wearing these in CA, as a 6 year old, ripping the petals off, gnawing on the rubber.

Be sure to check out the brain caps!