How about a 1/2 pass 6 times a day.
Or buy a boar brush and spend the day all day long breaking it in!
Combating Wu Flu boredom
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Or buy a boar brush and spend the day all day long breaking it in!
I'm going to shave the left half of my face in the morning, right half in the evening.....
I'm able to work from home if I'm doing office stuff.
But, if I have to go into the field, then that's okay, too. The only thing out in the wilderness is bears and moose. We've been practicing "social distancing" with them for decades.
But, if I have to go into the field, then that's okay, too. The only thing out in the wilderness is bears and moose. We've been practicing "social distancing" with them for decades.
Being in my 70s with a history of pneumonias, I guess I'm squarely at risk during the current festivities. That means acting my age, I suppose--something I'm not fully prepared to do. For the first time in my life, though, I'm not sure if I can muster enough grit to prevail.
No matter, . .
Still shaving regularly despite not knocking about town. Nothing is more depressing than gray stubble.
Hitting the all-night supermarket in the wee hours to avoid crowds in my search for bumfodder.
Besides getting calluses on said bum from too much general sitting around, I'm finally getting around to doctoring a script treatment for a producer friend.
Figure I'll also get a whole bunch of shoes shined up nicely.
Managing to avoid getting back on the Air Attack bike. Don't want to see a digital display of how de-conditioned I've become over a sedentary winter. Nonetheless, now that the weather has warmed, I am resuming daily, hilly hikes. (I noticed they made the hills higher and steeper over the winter.)
Then, there's my piano. Will I ever be able to teach myself to play? Guess I should dust it off and find out.
Plus, there's always spring cleaning, which to me is a fate worse than any silly, life-threatening virus.
No matter, . .
Still shaving regularly despite not knocking about town. Nothing is more depressing than gray stubble.
Hitting the all-night supermarket in the wee hours to avoid crowds in my search for bumfodder.
Besides getting calluses on said bum from too much general sitting around, I'm finally getting around to doctoring a script treatment for a producer friend.
Figure I'll also get a whole bunch of shoes shined up nicely.
Managing to avoid getting back on the Air Attack bike. Don't want to see a digital display of how de-conditioned I've become over a sedentary winter. Nonetheless, now that the weather has warmed, I am resuming daily, hilly hikes. (I noticed they made the hills higher and steeper over the winter.)
Then, there's my piano. Will I ever be able to teach myself to play? Guess I should dust it off and find out.
Plus, there's always spring cleaning, which to me is a fate worse than any silly, life-threatening virus.
Being fully retired, I don't have to worry about income earning work. Around our house, I have several 'fix-up' chores inside and outside to keep me busy. Further, I am still able to work on the Habitat for Humanity rehab / fixup of a home here in Wylie, Texas. Most of my Habitat teammates are older than I am (68) and in good health so we will take it one day at a time.
We live a few miles from the local epicenter of the virus here! So we stick around the house and are practicing ‘social distancing.’
That means lots of time for a ‘Sunday shave’ every day!!
That means lots of time for a ‘Sunday shave’ every day!!
I work from home. Since the customers know my phone number I am keeping busy.
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I Can See Better Than Bigfoot.
As an elder law attorney, I am busier then ever. Add that to a 6-year old daughter and a 14-week old puppy, and boredom is simply not an option for me.
Sleep later than usual. Then....
Yahtzee, Farkle, SiriusXM, plenty of books and other things to read.
Razors to hone, guns to clean...before you know it, time for bed.
Yahtzee, Farkle, SiriusXM, plenty of books and other things to read.
Razors to hone, guns to clean...before you know it, time for bed.
If it starts chewing the legs off a coffee table or something, a little Tabasco sauce goes a long way.
Unless of course its a Labrador and ends up not caring or liking it lol.
On second thought, I have two bottles of Pappy, one Elijah and a Michters
We live a few miles from the local epicenter of the virus here! So we stick around the house and are practicing ‘social distancing.’
That means lots of time for a ‘Sunday shave’ every day!!
Stay safe up there BigJ!
I’ve been actively trying to talk my wife into me purchasing a nice pellet smoker. Large expenditures during uncertain times aren’t always ideal, but someone’s got to keep the economy rolling some how, some way. Assuming I can actually find meat at the store the next few months, I foresee a lot of grilling/smoking ahead! Alas, if I don’t win, I still have my old trusty charcoal grill and smoker to get me by.
As a life long introvert I have been prepping for this event all my life. Social distancing wont be an issue. For me it's just normal.
Work from home which is keeping me ticking over, but I can see a quiet period coming up which will force............. me to do some peddling in the middle of know where with just my self my Giant Defy bike and plenty of fresh air
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I’m retired so I didn’t have to change a thing. I love boredom.
Working from home is great idea!
Wife and I ventured out, looked at puzzles, decided we didn’t want to commit space to one. So, we decided to learn dominos, bought a double twelves set and spent the evening learning a few games, after delicious dinner and a walk to the park down the street with the pups.
Me and my wife went for a walk, then made a fire pit fire tonight.
I made another twist up shave stick, this time with Wilkinson shave stick.
I made another twist up shave stick, this time with Wilkinson shave stick.
I can honestly say that I thought you were suggesting something else at first when suggesting the Tabasco sauce, then I read the second half of your post.If it starts chewing the legs off a coffee table or something, a little Tabasco sauce goes a long way.
Unless of course its a Labrador and ends up not caring or liking it lol.
I once made a pepper spray using what was essentially capsaicin oil to spray on my couch to keep the young cats I had at the time from scratching it.
It worked quite well! So well in fact that I wouldn't go near it for a few days because my sinuses would immediately start flowing and I'd have a coughing fit. My wife was not pleased with me!
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