Every Fall, at some point, a more perminant beard sprouts, as the temperatures drop. It's a very useful thing to have in Minnesota Winters. Every Spring There comes a point when I look in the mirror and don't see myself anymore. I know then that it's time for the beard to go. And so, last nights ride will be the last one with a serious beard, until the chill of Winter returns. But, now is the time to enjoy Spring, fresh faced and baby smooth.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Last Bearded Ride
Every Fall, at some point, a more perminant beard sprouts, as the temperatures drop. It's a very useful thing to have in Minnesota Winters. Every Spring There comes a point when I look in the mirror and don't see myself anymore. I know then that it's time for the beard to go. And so, last nights ride will be the last one with a serious beard, until the chill of Winter returns. But, now is the time to enjoy Spring, fresh faced and baby smooth.
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4 comments:
amen -- i do the same thing:)
this spring i've sprouted a beard from not being able to shave post crash, and it's killing me.
Thanks, I hope you are looking better, soon. ;) And your hand heals fully.
yes! a bearded panda chai shot ;D
and yes! welcome spring!!
Not sure why men feel the need to alternate with the seasons between being bearded and being shaven. I keep my beard throughout the year. A beard is a great insulator, protecting the face from both cold and heat.
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