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Coconut husk


"... and you're travelling with your daughter, Ma'am?" asked the immigration official at Ninoy Aquino International Airport. He examined CJ's passport then looked at CJ and his shoulder-length hair. The official furrowed his brow. I stifled a laugh. At Bangkok Airport, the confusion scene was similar.

CJ's 'normal' hairstyle is short like most boys.

Sometimes a hair saloon would take the liberty of cutting him their version of stylish -

Once he wasn't aware of the camera in my hand. He turned and I clicked right into his long bangs -

Round and round Hong Kong, I had no idea his hair was this long already until this photo was uploaded. Only a few hours after we arrived home, CJ's grandma had his long hair trimmed very short.


Now he looks like a coconut husk floor scrub.


We're doing hairstyles this week @ The Mommy Journey.

Comments

  1. Umm. You said a mouth full. Poor CJ. Grandma needs to have it fixed. It's better short if you ask me but I'm partial to short hair. A girl! Pffft. The dude needs help. LOL

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  2. LOL! But I think you're right Thom. Short is best for him. The dude indeed must have needed help waking up. We arrived in Manila at 4 AM something :D

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  3. haha, but, in any type of hairdo, it suits him well, he's a cute little jetsetter huh

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  4. I always like the "bunot" hairstyle for kids. I had one when I was little! LOL!

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  5. imriz, I'm glad you think any type suits him just fine :)

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  6. Mom-Friday, BUNOT! that's it! It was right at the tip of my tongue but all I could utter was
    "LAMPASO" lmao! Thanks for saving me from further vocabulary torment
    :)))

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  7. Ay talagang bunot sis, lalu na't sinusumpong hahaha!

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  8. hahahaa!!kahit ilampaso pa sa sahig ang buhok nya,kilig pa rin ako sa pogi looks ni CJ^_^

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  9. Pogi looks lang yan sis pag natutulog lol!

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  10. I can't take my eyes off CJ's first picture. He looks so adorable in that hairstyle and in that get-up.

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  11. Bagay naman sa kanya sis lahat ng hairstyle nya eh. :)

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  12. hmmmm... various haircuts. but he looks good in any of it, lol!

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  13. Tetcha, oh those were the days before something came up *sigh*

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  14. Willa and Kim, you both really are moms :D

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  15. Waaah, bunot, was CJ upset? Cute parin!

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  16. Wa ra, 'te. Wala xa paki-alam ug hairdo. Camera sa jud iyang kalaban hehehe

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  17. hm.. i can't choose which one.. i think every hairstyle suits him!

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  18. Chris, I can choose only one :D the long style. I gotta go find a daughter lol!

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