Going bald! (Act 2 of a close shave)

Jack Henry's mohawk lasted all of a few minutes. It will interesting years from now if he posts picturs of himself getting another mohawk... let's hope not.

Now, a father-son moment that you are privy too...

Son, if you are reading this entry twenty years from now and thinking about rebelling with a mohawk or robotic appendage or piercing in your skull (whatever the future may hold), let me rule out the head shave. You are a handsome young man, but let's just agree that you're head isn't shave worthy. If you go naturally bald, then so be it. Yet, if you are thinking about shaving down to a mohawk or shaving it all off, trust me, you will quickly lose your status as the ladies man. Try to rebel with the robotic appendage - that would be cool and useful!

Without further ado, my son's head is shaved (gently though)...






... and yes, we did keep his hair and, no, you can't have it to make a voodoo doll.

First haircut, first faux-hawk

Jack Henry's first haircut with the spike in the forehead lead to his first styling of hair.

Nurse Amy welcomed his haircut of the area between his eyebrows and hairline by saving his hair and incorporating it in the cute sign below. Yes, if you notice the description of where his hair was cut, essentially his forehead was shaved. I suppose this counts as a first haircut, but it does sound like a de-monkey-ifcation of my son. :)


As most of the nurses are multi-talented such as Nurse Amy's sign above or Nurse Kelli's sign, Nurse Ashley (one of the many nurses named Ashley) has a fall back job in the event that the whole nursing thing doesn't quite work out.


Yes, yes, Mr. Jack Henry got to use a little bit of product and he was styling. He was all rico sauve with his spikey hair as he could especially pull the look together when curled his lip.


And he's definitely singing for us like a rockstar with the new 'do!

We definitely know where to go to get future cuts!

How you doin'?

The nurses in the NICU discovered the obvious.


Yeeeeeeeaaaaahhhhh, that's right - I'm a ladies man...


Look here, my lovely ladies, please understand that there is plenty of me for each one of you to love, but you must be learn the rule of the playground - sharing is caring.


Now, it's time for me to watch some TV of my hero, Tim Meadows, while I sip some Courvoisier and snuggle into my cozy satin sheets.