I tried to go full beard after Tybee. It looked good, but after about a month I got sick of it. I suppose I’m doomed to living the life of the scruffy half-beard instead.
I hate it when I do this, but that should be…”Ev and me…” After a preposition (in this case “of”) always use an objective pronoun (in this case “me”). Again, sorry, but I can’t help myself.
I tried to go full beard after Tybee. It looked good, but after about a month I got sick of it. I suppose I’m doomed to living the life of the scruffy half-beard instead.
You were chatting about snow?
Oh no, it’s happening, you’re both turning into Santa Claus!
This always happens to beard dudes – Santa Claus, Karl Marx or, in the most serious cases, Jesus.
No No No… it was NOT about SNOW. Come on Matt, speak up what it was all about.
I usually make it to about 3 mm long before it freaks me out and I need to shave it off again … which happened to me this morning 🙂
Hey Matt!
Thanks for always posting cool topics over the years. Have always enjoyed catching up with your blog!
I hate it when I do this, but that should be…”Ev and me…” After a preposition (in this case “of”) always use an objective pronoun (in this case “me”). Again, sorry, but I can’t help myself.
“I can’t allow what I learned in English composition to disrupt the sound and rhythm of the narrative.”
— Elmore Leonard
Cold in Texas this year?