Showing posts with label beard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beard. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Movember is upon us.

It's about to get real up in hur, folks.

Movember is upon us. In a few short hours, it will officially be November, and in approximately 11 hours, Eric will begin the day with a clean-shave face.

I think I've told you before about his beard-growing abilities. They're basically nothing short of impressive. And this month, those abilities will go unleashed and unshaven in his quest to support the Movember movement and prove his manhood.

...That last part was probably a little dramatic.

Anyways, to prepare all you out there for the next 30 days, this gem of a video from the man of all mans Nick Offerman is just spectacular.


Aw, yeah. Movember is on. 

Sunday, July 15, 2012

Evolution of a beard

If there's one thing my husband is exceptional at, it's growing a beard. From teenagerism to 20 somethingness, E's facial hair capabilities have no limit. He claims he was born with a beard. And that he's magic, because none of his baby pictures feature a baby in a beard.

I know every man will be outraged by me saying this, but I don't like the facial hair. It hurts my face, and isn't my favorite look for E. For me, the beard equates his feeling on me wearing skinny jeans. It's alright, but could be better. (I do much better with a flare.)

After weeks of fighting the support of his jealous (and not as manly) coworkers, I think I got the E(gg) to crack. Mid 'Slumdog Millionaire', E disappears into the bathroom.

A few minutes later, my knight in shining armor appeared in the living room, wanting me to document the phases of his beard as it vanished at the hands of the electric razor. Behold, a tribute to my husband's amazing (yes, I'm admitting it) beard-growing skills.

It started off as this, but a LOT thicker. We're talking scraggly and pillow-like.


And then the mutton chops showed up. I've hated these things since the first time E sported them post No-Shave November 2008.























And then it just got weird with a fu-man-chu.






















Then he did something that we refer to as the '23-year-old Ron Swanson'. Posing with real bacon, of course. And we threw in a picture of E with his Ron Swanson print, which does include the word 'bacon'.











































And then it came to the final stage.


























Our bathroom lighting was not great for picture taking, I was lazy and E was sick of pictures. So, I don't have a final product, but his face looks something like this.























But smoother. And lots more fun to kiss. It's really a win-win.