To beard, or not to beard. That is the question.
I've had beards before, but I always kept them neat and trimmed. I shaved my beard off about 20 years ago, and my daughter couldn't look at me without giggling, so I grew it back. But I always kept it neat and trimmed like in this photo below.
I look respectable, don't I? That's because I had to. I was working for Dutchman, a sailboat equipment manufacturing company, and I had to look the part at boat shows and such/
I'm retired and don't need to look respectable anymore. Or do I?
When I had my logging accident and got hit on the noggin with a tree, I had to wear a neck brace that prevented me from shaving. After six weeks of wearing the brace, I had a pretty good beard going and so decided to keep it for a bit. But now, as a Bleecker Mountain Man, do I keep it or shave it off?
I do enjoy the fact that hardly anyone recognizes me. It used to be that I couldn't go anywhere without being asked computer questions. Now it seems that people... well... avoid me.
I've had beards before, but I always kept them neat and trimmed. I shaved my beard off about 20 years ago, and my daughter couldn't look at me without giggling, so I grew it back. But I always kept it neat and trimmed like in this photo below.
I look respectable, don't I? That's because I had to. I was working for Dutchman, a sailboat equipment manufacturing company, and I had to look the part at boat shows and such/
I'm retired and don't need to look respectable anymore. Or do I?
I do enjoy the fact that hardly anyone recognizes me. It used to be that I couldn't go anywhere without being asked computer questions. Now it seems that people... well... avoid me.
You're a Bleecker Mountain Man now so as long as you keep it trimmed it looks great! HOWEVER, those Floridians may like a nice trimmed gotee (sp?). If they don't like it though you can always have Chevy and Ruby come out and stare at them!!!
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