28th Feb 2008

Never Too Young

In the latest installment of the New York Times hurl-worthy series, Sensible Portrayals of the Emotionally Bankrupt Parents (Part 1 Children Are Not Decor), here is Part 2: Never Too Young for That First Manicure. I’d say that’s just not true. And that photo would be a lovely place to start a discussion with your child about class.

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4 Responses to “Never Too Young”

  1. February 28th, 2008 at 3:06 pm GhostGirl Says:

    OMG OMG! They have one of these places sort of by me! About 20 minutes away on Long Island anyway. They were offering a free makeover to any girls going to the nearby Hannah Montana concert.

    Barf.

  2. February 28th, 2008 at 3:06 pm h sofia Says:

    That’s pretty scary. Heaven help us. Okay, I was going to get a pedicure, but have decided against it. I’ll pick up the foot spa from ULTA for $40 and massage my own feet!

    Those six years olds in spas are a world away from these folks. Is this really one country?

  3. February 28th, 2008 at 3:07 pm h sofia Says:

    GG - ewww - Hannah Montana frightens me; she wears so much makeup and has all that crazy hair. I don’t get this aesthetic, but it must appeal to someone; they’ve been playing her 3D show for weeks here.

  4. February 28th, 2008 at 3:42 pm Comrade Kevin Says:

    Yes, I too believe in vapid materialism.

    Speaking of Hannah Montana, since when was banality and mediocrity a good role model for our children?

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