What you see here is the third annual Christmas Beard. I have to grow it out once a year just for fun, and the holidays are a perfect time for it because it is getting cold and I have little reason to look professional while on vacation. I love it because it's something different, despite what it does to my looks and my kisses. Most people tell me I look older with a beard, but here's your chance to tell me what you think. Leave a comment telling me which of the beard configurations you like most: full, chin strap, up-and-over, moustache or none. Blow the pictures up so you get a real good look. And include your name in the comment if you have a weird blogger ID like tagteam03 or something. I'll keep track and include the tally in a later post.
10 comments:
Boy, it is hard to choose! I like the mustache quite a bit, but I think I have to go with the up-and-over. That's a great look...
I'm still waiting for the Martin Harris style neck-only beard.
I think I liked the Jack Sparrow look the best...
but the clean shaven look reminds me of Lomo the most.
I like the mustache because you look like Luigi from Super Mario Bros.
Jeff
Logan,
Loose the beard!!! You are a really good looking guy without the beard!!!! Your daughter is beautiful!!! Congratulations to you and Hillary both! Tell Hillary hi from us! We miss you! Love, Karie Ludwig (from lakeridge 13th ward)
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Definitely clean shaven. But, hey, Braden could try out for an Orlando Bloom look-alike contest.
I noticed all the men seem to be in favor of your various and sundry bearded looks, but I would imagine I speak for many women when I say "clean-shaven is best", (I wish that rhymed). I know Hillary is on my side at least. :) You certainly did look older with the beard though. How many months of growth was it by the end?
I think I entered your blog by mistake. I was trying to log onto the ZZ Top Web site, but all I'm seeing here are girly-men beards. I'm bad. I'm nationwide.
These beards are a general vibe of subtle weirdness, a battle against suburban blandity.
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