Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

Mine's shoulder-blade length, typically in a low pony tail. I get 3/4 inch whacked off once in a while to clean up the split ends. I can trim my own beard.

 

This was true of my daughter, too, weeks after she shook off the other effects of COVID.

Even for people who shake it off relatively easily (hopefully that's you, Driftwood), the thing has after-effects.

 

So far, I seem to have shaken it off without any major problems. Like I said, I was really wiped out earlier this week. Tuesday/Wednesday, I was kind of nauseous (never puked or anything), but I honestly don't know if that was delayed COVID or delayed election results.

 

Make sure you dye the mustache to match.

 

Ummmm...

 

I had something of a trim - not enough to avoid cheap shots from family - just before a move and what ended up becoming the pandemic.

I should probably think about a donation should I ever seriously do anything beyond trimming the ends. It's not all the way down my back, but it passed the tops of my shoulders a while back.

 

Mildly positive news — my 84 year old father was finally moved out of the main hospital 6 weeks after his COVID diagnosis and to a rehab wing.

 

That's great news!

 

Just as drunk, but with much better liquor, is the way to go.

 

If Oscar has a mustache, she's got other problems to worry about instead of hair length.

 

I've had one home haircut since December or January. Wife, with dull clippers and even more dull scissors. That was two or three months ago, and it will be another four or five months before I have her hack at again. I could go get a cut at my barbershop, but the only place I go to is the grocery store and restaurant drive-thrus. I refuse to go into any other place of business — wait, Target, but it creeps me out — no matter whether everyone is wearing a mask. Personal choice. I've read "The Stand" several times.