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ICECREAM AND DRIVING-AND HAIRCUTS Ads are not an endorsement by the blog author. Create a Journal | Journals Main | Search Journals | Help just me Back to Journal View Archives Alert Me as Entries are Posted < HAPPY MOTHER'S DA Sunday, May 8, 2005 DID YOU MISS ME? > Thursday, May 12, 2005 May 2005 6/14/05 to the point of just throwing in the towel 6/13/05 CATCHING SOME WAVES 6/12/05 A BEAUTIFUL PLACE 6/11/05 TANNING AND WORKING AND WORKING :P 6/9/05 DRAMA DRAMA DRAMA 6/8/05 HUMP DAY 6/7/05 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME 6/6/05 WHAT DO YOU THINK? 6/3/05 JUST A LITTLE RAMBLE « May 2005 Archive Monday, May 9, 2005 ICECREAM AND DRIVING-AND HAIRCUTS Silly | EVERYONE FUSSING LETS JUST SAY THAT DRIVING AND ICECREAM DOES NOT MIX. AND WHY IS IT EVERYTIME I DECIDE TO GET ICECREAM THAT SOME HOW SOME WAY IT IS ALWAYS LOPSIDED AND I AM IN FEAR OF IT FALLING OFF INTO MY LAP. SO HERE I AM DRIVING DOWN THE ROAD FIGHTING TRAFFIC, FIGHTING TO KEEP MY ICECREAM FROM DRIPPING DOWN MY ARM, HEARING LAUGHTER IN THE BACKSEAT OF MY CAR, LOOKING BACK AND WHAT DO I SEE???? MY 3 YEAR OLD KAYLA GIRL LITERALLY WEARING HER ICECREAM. IT IS IN HER FRESHLY CUT HAIR, DRIPPING DOWN HER ARM, AND SHE HAS ALSO GOT IT UP HER NOSE. SHE GIVES ME A HUGE GRIN AND SAYS THIS IS GOOD MOMMY. THANK YOU. I SMILE BACK AND REALIZE HOW LUCKY I AM TO HAVE THIS MOMENT. HOW LUCKY I AM TO HAVE A DAUGHTER. I WONDER IF SHE WILL REMEBER LITTLE MOMENTS LIKE THIS WHEN SHE IS OLDER. I KNOW THESE ARE THE MOMENTS THAT I WILL TREASURE FOREVER IN MY HEART. I GET SO CAUGHT UP IN EVERYDAY LIFE THAT I FORGET SOMETIMES TO JUST STOP AND TAKE A BREAK. IT SEEMS LIKE I AM ALWAYS IN A RUSH TO DO SOMETHING. SO WITH A SMILE I TELL HER TO ENJOY HER ICECREAM, WEAR IT IF SHE WANTS AND MOMMY WILL GIVE HER A BUBBLE BATH WHEN SHE GETS HOME. SHE GIVES ME ANOTHER GREAT BIG GRIN, AND GOES BACK TO EATING HER ICECREAM. AND BACK TO ME-NOT PAYING ATTENTION AND ENJOYING MY SMILE FROM MY DAUGHTER, I SEE THAT THE LIGHT HAS TURNED RED, AND WELL I AM NOW WEARING MY ICECREAM. HUGS AND LOVE TO ALL JENNIFER fuzslady at 4:50:00 PM EDT Link to this entry This entry has 10 comments: ( Add your own ) I have definitely learned to appreciate these fleeting moments, and to lock them into my memory. The smallest pleasures are what make life memorable. Thanks for a really sweet entry. Jimmy Comment from stupidsheetguy - 5/11/05 8:50 PM SOmetimes the Messiest times are the best! Kara Comment from helloimkara - 5/11/05 12:47 PM Sometimes that's all you can do at that moment, to enjoy it for what it is! No use freaking out about the mess, children are washable afterall! Sorry about you wearing your ice cream too, but hey, you could have had a bubble bath party with yourself and your daughter! :) Hugs and love, Lisa Comment from lisbnjvi - 5/10/05 8:20 AM you are such a sweet lady I am so lucky to have met you sweetie lisa Comment from mommylgl - 5/10/05 2:40 AM Jennifer~those little moments are gifts from God to us. You will not soon forget it either! Thank you for your sweet comment in my entry from mother's day. Today was a much better day! Have a terrific week. ~Barb~ Comment from itsbarbsparty - 5/9/05 9:12 PM Jennifer, what a cute story.....i remember how sweet those moments are! Take care! Lisa Comment from queeniemart - 5/9/05 8:47 PM How adorable!!!!!!!!!! Love, Danielle Comment from danielled1 - 5/9/05 7:06 PM Ain't that a true one!! Thoughts are things!! rich Comment from sanforized6 - 5/9/05 6:31 PM You're right, Jennifer. I suspect you will remember this moment forever . . . joys like that make life bearable, especially when you can laugh about it. (Oh, btw, lopsided ice cream is part of a vast conspiracy by gelid treat purveyors.) Good luck at work. Bonnie & Malcolm Comment from b4i8clover - 5/9/05 5:04 PM Sweet Story... Hope the ice cream was still good... Even if you were wearing it! Hugs, Jennifer Comment from perkysgrl - 5/9/05 4:52 PM < HAPPY MOTHER'S DA Sunday, May 8, 2005 DID YOU MISS ME? > Thursday, May 12, 2005 Back to Journal View Archives Alert Me as Entries are Posted Get the Feed (Atom/RSS)

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boys' tunic suits: hair styles Boys' Tunic Suits: Hair Styles Figure 1.--This 4 year old American boy wears a striped summer sailor tunic. The photograph was probably taken about 1910. He wears long ringlet curls and an unusually large hair boy for a boy. Ringlet curls for boys were at the time declining in popularity. As with dresses, mothers varied greatly as to the hair style of boys in turn of the century tunic suits. Boys in tunic suits wore hair styles ranging from long ringlet curls to crew cuts and even shaved heads. Some mothers refused to have their boys' hair cut upon breeching. Thus some boys continued to wear long hair with breeches, even ringlet curls. Most boys wearing tunics in the late 19th and early 20th Century appear to have had their curls cut and wore short hair. But there were many mothers who just could not bare to cuttheir sons's hair yet. Breeching Tunic suits were for many boys the first suit they got upon breeching. The different styles of tunic suits during their height of popularity were a transition between the dresses worn by little boys and the suits worn by older boys. They probably appealed to many mothers because they looked like dresses, except the boy wore knee-length knickers underneath. The tunic suit was popular just as the fashion of outfiting little boys in dresses was declining. The fashion was still common, but increasingly for younger boys. Thus boys in an earlier era that might have worn dresses and kilt suits at 5 and 6 years of age, instead wore tunic suits. Many of the boys had their curls cut before breeching as younger boys. Quite a number, however, still wore long curls after breeching. Ages Boys at the turn of the century generally wore tunic suits from about 4-7 years of age, although there was not set age. I need to look a little more carefully at this by assessing clothing adds. Figure 2.--This little boy in the early 1920s wears bangs with a part. Tunic suits were going out of style by this time. It appears to be a play suit. Chronology The tunic suit appeared in the late 1890s and was popular into the 1910s. They were still seen occasiinally seen in the early 1920s, but had virtually disappeared by mid-decade. The hair styles worn are primarily a reflection of the popular styles during this period. Tunics suits changed in the 1910s and early 1920s. The tunics became shorter, often made tomlook like long shirts or jackets. Some were worn with kneesocks rather than long stockings. Countries The popularity of tunic suits varied widely from country to country. I believe they were most popular in America and France, and perhaps Italy. The style appears to have been less popular in England. I do not know about Germany. The hair styles worn with tunuc suits varied somewhat by country. Hair Styles There was no standard hair style associated with tunic suits. Some mothers refused tohave their boys' hair cut upon breeching. Thus some boys continued to wear long hair with breeches,even ringlet curls. Most boys wearing tunics in the late 19th and early 20th Century appear to havehad their curls cut and wore short hair. But there were many mothers who just could not bare to cuttheir sons's hair yet. Shaved heads Some boys had their heads shaved. This was a common style for school boys in Germany and Russia. American boys might have their heads shaved for summer comfort, especially in the South. I do not think shaved heads were very common in England, Italy, or France, although boys ininstitutions, especially in Belgium and France, appear to have had their hair shaved. Some American boys wearing tunic suits did have their hair shaved, but very close cropped hair was more common. I think many mothers considered shaved hair to severe for younger boys. Short hair Somewhat more common in America wasd close cropped hair. Quite a few images exist of American boys during the summer wearing tunic suits with short cropped hair. Figure 3.--This French boy wears a tunic suit, with a ruffled white sailor colar and short pants rather than knickers. The image was probably taken in the 1010s. He has a regular, aparted hair style. Regular parted hair The most common hair style for boys in tunics was a regular length cut. This was true in America, France, andother countries wear tunic suits wereworn. The hair usually had side parts as te center parts of te early 20th Century was primarily seen as a style for older boys and men. The boys with this hair style are generally the older boys wearing tunics. They generally are boys from about 5-7 years of age, perhaps even 8 years old. Buster Brown bangs One especially popular style for American boys in tunics were Buster Brown bangs. This hair style is one of the most recgnizable boyhood hair fashions of turn of the century America. It was undoubtedly popularized by the Buster Browm series in the Sunday funny pages, one of the first comic strips. I do not think the style was quite as popular before the comic strip. I believe Nuster Brown bangs were less common in Europe. Buster Brown bangs were of course most associated with the Buster Brown tunic suits, however many boys wearing sailor tunics also wore Buster Brown bangs. Actually as the sailor tunics appear to have been more common than Buster Brown suits, probably more boys wear Buster Brown bangs with sailor tunics. Figure 4.--This boy probably photographed about 1920 wears an outfit that appears to have some of the styling as a tunic suit, but the tunic appears to have ecolved into a jacket-like garment. He wears a longish over the ears hair style. Medium-length hair The younger boys wearing tunic suits might wear their hair longer than older boys. Some boys wi\ore it over their ears, but not down to their shoulders. Many of these boys had naturally curly hair. Others had their hair curled or wore it uncurled. Long uncurled hair Long hair for boys began to decline in popularity after the turn of the century. Even so many mothers still refused to cut their son's hair after breeching. Thus quite a few boys, especially in the 1900s wore tunics with long hair. HBC believes that long uncurled was paticularly common in France wear boys less commonly wore ringlets, but rather long uncurled hair. This is just an initial assessment. As in many fashions assessed in HBC, I have little writen information to go on and often try to assess fashion trends by analizing available images. In many instances the number of such images are limited and not such small numbers of observations are often not valid for firmmconclusions. Based on the few French photographic images I have seen. One knowledgeable HBC contributor is less sure of this assessment. He comments, "I don't think there is any basis for this belief. They may not have wornringlet curls but this is probably because French mothers were into more fashionable hair styles." Curls American boys who still had long hair were most likely to wear it in ringlets. This was most common in the late 1880s and 1890s, and still not uncommon in the 1900s. Ringlet curls for boys became much less common in the 1910s and rarely seen by the 1920s. This is a very similar time frame for tunic suits. As a result, a substantail number of images of American boys in rinlet curls are seen wearing tunics. This is especially true of turn of the century images. The tunic was an extremely popular garmennt. Most noys wearing tunics did not have ringlets, but the tunic was so widely worn that there are still a sizeable number of images of boys in tunics wearing ringlets. Hair bows Some mothers were not satisfied with long hair, but even added hair bows. I think this was probably for special occasions such as formal events or a photograph. I think that they were not normally worn for every day wear. This style was most common in France, but some American boys also wore hair bows. They appear to have been most common with boys wearing Fauntleroy suits in the late 19th Century. Some boys wearing tunics at the turn of the century also wore hairbows with their long hair, both uncurled and culed. The above image of the boy in a tunic suit and ringlets with a hairbow is an American boy who had just turned 4 years old (figure 1). I know that girls sometimes wore this type of outfit. This one is even worn with a little locket. However, this is a boy. On the front of the postcard is written: "J. Laurence Geissler. Almost 4 years old". He looks older than 4. He was probably just breeched. This may be his first pair of pants, which could be the reason for the photo. I thought a first that Laurence might be a girls' name but its gender is male and is an alternate spelling of Lawrence. Also, I have never heard of agirl referred to by her first initial. I do not know if the hairbow was just added for the photo or if he commonly wore it. Other Styles Christopher Wagner histclo@lycosmail.com Navigate the Historic Boys' Clothing Web Site: [Return to the Main tunic page ] [ Introduction ][ Chronologies ][ Style Index ] [ Biographies ] [ Bibliographies ][ Contributions ][ Activities ] [ Countries ][ Frequently Asked Questions ] [ Boys ' Clothing Home ] Created: August 14, 1999 Last updated: February 23, 2000

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Some research studies have linked hair loss with the lack of iron, the condition of the skin on the scalp, an excess of the hormone DHT and probably an under active thyroid gland. The hair, although it is thought of as dead, is a good indicator of general health and it is the first indicator that shows signs of ill health or lack of essential vitamins and minerals within the body. Oily hair can be a sign of vitamin B deficiency, brittle or dry hair can be an indicator of essential fats deficiency, dull hair color and poor growth can be signs of zinc deficiency and hair loss can be an indicator of lack of vitamin C, vitamin B1, iron and lysine. Grey hair comes with age and has no link to body health or nutrition and in most cases nutrition cannot be used to reverse it. Although certain types of medicine are known to slow down the process of hair loss and even help with some form of hair re-growth, experts say that natural hair loss treatment can yield some of the best benefits for anyone concerned about the health of their hair. Most people choose to treat their hair loss with medications or surgery, such as Minoxidil, Rogaine or a hair transplant. What these people fail to realize is that medication and surgery are costly and may carry some harmful side effects and risks. The safest and most cost effective form of hair loss therapy is natural hair loss treatment, which includes healthy dieting, herbal remedies, exercise and proper hair care techniques. A fundamental principal in natural hair loss treatment is that the same foods that are good for your health are good for your hair. Hair loss can be caused by several factors, but lack of proper nutrition plays a vital role for most people. Foods that are high in protein, low in carbohydrates, and have reduced fat content can help in maintaining healthier hair and preventing hair loss. For example, essential fatty acids, found in spinach, walnuts, soy, tuna, sardines, sunflower seeds and canola oil, are important dietary essentials useful in keeping hair healthy. The omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids contain anti-inflammatory properties that are useful in maintaining healthy hair. Insufficient levels of these essential fatty acids could lead to quicker hair loss. To avoid hair loss and have good healthy hair, a good nutritional diet is needed. This diet needs to be rich in organic whole foods such as fruit, vegetables, whole grains, poultry, fish, eggs, beans, nuts and seeds which are a rich source of vital nutrients needed for healthy hair roots and the protein keratin. Try not to skip meals, reduce salt, sugar, tea, coffee and chocolate intake, avoid stress, comb your hair gently and avoid using strong chemicals on your hair such as perms and color treatments. Vegetarians are prone to hair loss because their diet generally lacks the important nutrients, vitamin B12, iron and lysine. Vegetarians need to be aware of this and supplement their diet. Besides taking the right diet pattern, several natural herbs are known to be very good in the prevention and treatment of hair loss. These herbs in most cases are safe; without harmful side effects and also cost effective. Among such herbs include nettles, usually taken in the form of Nettle Root Extract, which has been shown to be effective in preventing and treating hair loss. Nettles are rich in vitamins A and C that are beneficial in inhibiting DHT production and promoting hair growth as a natural hair loss treatment. 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