People were starting to call my brothers "Mademoiselle" because their hair had got so long.
So Mama took them to the local barbers.
At first, I sat back and enjoyed the new scenery

And then I saw this:

and I started giggling

And then I saw this:

and I started laughing quite a lot

In fact I found it all so amusing
and my laughter was so contagious
that William and Nathan started laughing too
The barber threatened all three of us with a straight-jacket if we didn't keep still

They need to add 'Develop a sense of humour' to the 'learning to be a barber' curriculum, that's what I say.