Elmo + YouTube + haircut = yes.

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Title is to the point. I have been battling with Brock's luscious locks for quite some time now.  I had tried some cartoons on the big TV, but they were just not distracting enough to deter squigging from my hap-hazard snips. Since his love affair with his fuzzy red Elmo chair (thank you GP's Cerneys) he has been instantly infatuated with the red critter. I don't know how, he's never seen him on cartoons or otherwise, his cousins didn't speak too much about Elmo, but something mysterious is alive in Elmo that tractor beams in all life forms age 3 and under. Brock was hardly impervious. Elmo lives on some of his pjs and they are a hit. I found him an Elmo shirt at the salvation army and it is the only shirt he welcomes (except for his coat, "eyesballs"). So, after he got called "she" at the playground 2 days running my genderside took effect. Huzzah. I'm not saying it was a good haircut, but it was a completed haircut.

 haircut from the back. please don't put your glasses on or enlarge the screen.

 Well, he is still cute regardless.

Not bad!
 
This video isn't very good. But we are at a restaurant and Brock is wearing his Elmo shirt with his new haircut so it seemed to apply to this blog post.

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