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Friday, July 13, 2007

They're Out!

After almost four weeks, I decided it was time to take my extensions out of my hair. Since it had taken so long to get them in, I decided to have the kitchen crew kids from camp help me get them out. Of course they were more than happy to help me with this, and as I sat on a chair, nine of them surrounded me, each with a braid as they unraveled my hair. It was good teamwork, and we all had a lot of fun talking and bonding in our circle of friends!

posted by Stacey Lynn Ramsay @ 6:48 PM   1 comments

1 Comments:

At 12:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ha ha ha ... That hair looks amazing Stacey. Glad you captured it on film. How many hours to remove the braids??

 

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