Back in Time - Golden Curls
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| Richard approx. 1939 near Pavillion, WY |
I never did discover why Rich had long hair as a child because my oldest brother did not have long hair.
Rich's hair turned from gold to dark brown as he aged. I wish I knew what happened to the pink envelope and the golden curls that had been treasured so dearly by my Mother for years.
It's always hard to cut off those baby curls.
ReplyDeleteWould be interesting to know why she saved them and what happened to them.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Wool Winder; it's hard to cut off curls. I think I cut my curly-haired son's hair less frequently than my straight-haired son's, just because the curls were so pretty.
ReplyDeleteHi Is too cute to be a little boy!!! Natural curls amaze me. Zach's hair was stick straight and al's wavy but no curls!
ReplyDeleteOh my, look at those blond curls!! He sure had beautiful hair as a child. This is such a cute picture.
ReplyDeleteHe is so cute! I have a picture very much like it of my youngest son. I used to love to drag it out to show to his girlfriends. He hated it when I did that. Have you asked Richard where the picture is? Heehee!
ReplyDeleteSentimental value. I have my dad's shoes somewhere. I wonder what I should do with them?
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed that photo! I can see why your Mother kept the curls..I bet it was a difficult day for her the day they were cut off:(
ReplyDeleteMaybe your mom just could bear to cut off those adorable curls.
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