{individuality}
that quality which distinguishes one person or thing from another
Friday, January 30, 2009
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unpink?
I coined the term "the unpink ladies" shortly after my third daughter was born and always assumed to be a boy, simply because we didn't dress her- or any of the girls- in pink. Now, years(and another girl!) later, unpink is less about a wardrobe choice- in fact, all four often wear pink- and more about a way of life.
Strong, sassy, creative and fun- unpink.
This is our life...
Strong, sassy, creative and fun- unpink.
This is our life...
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the mom,
- gina
- my {new} motto?
live in the moment & make it so beautiful that is worth remembering
my life is pretty amazing. I'm a tattooed, suburban SAHM of four girls, ages 15-5, and last June, my husband bought us the perfect home to finish raising them in.
Also in the past year, for the first time in fifteen years, all of my children went to school full time.
My home, yard - days! - were all pretty much a blank slate and I've been enjoying filling them...
one thing, one moment at a time.
and, sometimes, the more things change, the more they stay the same. this May i will have the honor of caring for sweet baby J when his momma goes back to work.
another quote i'm loving?
life is a verb. live it!
10 comments:
Is that permanent dye or a washout? My daughter would probably love something like that!
Oh, it's permanent. The hairdresser stripped streaks of hair down to bleach blonde and then added a semipermanent red dye- it fades after a few months... so yeah, it's not a wash out. :)
I think it's great how you give your kids room to be individual, Gina! Good on you & on your kids too! :)
I love it!
I actually asked my hairdresser for something similar right before Christmas but the red didn't take very well. Maybe if she had done the bleach blonde thing first, it might have.
I do love it!
You have to strip it down- after the streaks were bleached- the hairdresser apllied the red/pink to her whole head (it was quicker) and the color washed right off the brown hair right away- leaving just the bleached streaks colored.
Too cool and with her blue eyes it looks even better!
Ahh... youth... I'm still thinking I'll do that to my hair one of these days... but with purple streaks!
Great "I" post! Check out our "C" post:
http://blessedw4.blogspot.com/2009/02/c-is-for-cookie-and-for-children.html
Why not?! I love this. I want to be as cool a mom as you are when my kids are more grown up. LOL! I read a book called "Grace Based Parenting" sometime ago. It had a passage about letting your kids choose their hair color or style or something. If I find it again, I will pass it along. She really is a beautiful girl. This is a great picture. I also like the singer Avril Lavigne's hair with the pink streak. Know what I mean?
I do know what you mean- we heart Avril Levigne. :)
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