JUNQUI SNAPSHOT: The Funny Struggle of Daddy VS. Hair
This was too cute not to share…In honor of Father’s Day, I present to you an illustrated depiction…
Me y mi puffy hair follicles.
Waiting to get my hair colored. Side bar, got a few compliments regarding my choice in nike footwear.
Father’s Day is in a couple of days!!!
Gotta admit — we don’t give you dads enough credit. Even though your methods can be less than conventional, you always find a way to get the job done, making us giggle in the process.
This is for all the dads out there who can detangle, braid, and twist with the best of ‘em! We love & appreciate you. ♥ - NaturallyCurly.com
omg this is so cute!
So cute! I remember my Father attempting to do my hair for school once.
I remember when my dad tried to do my hair because my mom was out of town. My God. He did a terrible job. So I took it down and did it myself. When he found out, I got my first whooping from my dad.
awww this is too cute!
Probably me as a father.
Definitely me as a father.
awww love this..my dad did my hair before it came out alright lmfao
- my whole childhood consisted of twisties (aka two strand twists) with a barrette on the end. Lol. I loved them too.
My dad attempted once to do my hair before school. The ladies at school threatened him never to touch my hair again and they redid it lol
All the stories attached to this comic!!! Hilarious!! HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
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This is the new African style called “OLEKU” hope u guys like our pic…tnx
Oh my goodness, look at these little women!
the bow leg!!!! <3
OMG OMG OMG SO CUTE!
This made me smile soooo big.
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San hunter teaching son traditional hunting techniques
Bushman/San People. Male San hunter armed with bow and arrow. Farther passing down traditional hunting techniques to his son. Archaeological evidence suggests that they have lived in Africa for at least 22, 000 years. Namibia. N/a?an ku sê (www.naankuse.com) an organization owned by Doctor Rudie van Vuuren and his wife Marlice van Vuuren, one of Namibia’s most popular nature conservationists who is fluent in Khoi San, do a lot of work with the bushmen. Amongst others they have the Lifeline Clinic and Bushman School to tend to the needs of the bushmen. This image, as part of a series, was taken to raise awareness and funds for the conservation projects of N/a?an ku sê, as the bushmen had a very close relationship to animals in the past.
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my dad and this other guy were fighting over who would go on a date with my mom in high school so they put their forearms together and my mom dropped a lit cigarette in between them and said “first one to pull away loses” and my dad still has a little scar
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