I decided to write this blog because surprisingly, there aren’t many like it. I’ve had to do my research when it comes to hair care. Both of my girls share the same genes, but their hair is very different.
I’ll be touching more on this topic in future posts as well.
I’ll talk about what I’ve found works, as well as what hasn’t been as successful.
Since giving birth and getting back into the real world (braving shopping trips with a child), I’ve been asked the weirdest questions. One of which sticks with me. Is that your daughter? I mean for real for real, is that your daughter?
I was innocently shopping in Tj Maxx and had approached the check out counter. The young black guy proceeded to ask me at least five more times if my daughter was indeed my daughter. Never mind the fact that she was clinging to me and calling me mommy.
Then he finally said, her daddy must be light skinned. I wanted to say, get a clue! However, my shopping time with my daughter had expired as we approached nap time. I took to Facebook to rant.
I am a black woman married to a white man, and together we have two beautiful daughters, Melody & Daphne.
I’m 33 and have been married for 7 years.
Thankfully we live in a college town, so I don’t really have to think about the fact that we’re in an interracial relationship-I just get to enjoy being married to the person I love.
Haha omgosh! I see this is going to have to be a favorited site! This was too funny, and in such a short space. Somebody must be a teacher haha. You’re “two…” are soo cute!
I’m loving your blog and your girls are beautiful.
Haha! Hilariously written! I will never understand why people ask questions with obvious answers smh Living on an Airforce base makes you more different than you realize lol