Husbands looking like people
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<< Bet
you love David Duchovney too huh? He's pretty odd,
especially as Mulder. My husband looks so much like
him the kids thought he was him on a video. >>
I looked to find (but failed to find) an online copy of a painting they sell
on posters and stuff at the Yorvik Viking center. I bought a linen dish
towel of it. It's a Viking guy reconstructed from a grave find--they
reconstructed the face from the bones. It's exactly like my husband Keith.
So we had it hung up for a long time, and people who knew him would come in
and say "Who are those other people?" (there are some miniature other people
along the bottom, or "WOW! and realize it wasn't Keith by the fact it was
from England and he'd never been there.
So my husband looks like a dead guy.
But with all his hair cut short and his beard trimmed close, he used to look
like Glen Campbell.
I don't know if he would anymore and would just as soon not see him shorn,
and I don't know what Glen Campbell looks like now anyway.
Sandra
you love David Duchovney too huh? He's pretty odd,
especially as Mulder. My husband looks so much like
him the kids thought he was him on a video. >>
I looked to find (but failed to find) an online copy of a painting they sell
on posters and stuff at the Yorvik Viking center. I bought a linen dish
towel of it. It's a Viking guy reconstructed from a grave find--they
reconstructed the face from the bones. It's exactly like my husband Keith.
So we had it hung up for a long time, and people who knew him would come in
and say "Who are those other people?" (there are some miniature other people
along the bottom, or "WOW! and realize it wasn't Keith by the fact it was
from England and he'd never been there.
So my husband looks like a dead guy.
But with all his hair cut short and his beard trimmed close, he used to look
like Glen Campbell.
I don't know if he would anymore and would just as soon not see him shorn,
and I don't know what Glen Campbell looks like now anyway.
Sandra
Tia Leschke
>Mine resembles, somewhat in looks but more in character, Jamie Fraser of
>So my husband looks like a dead guy.
the Outlander books. Could be why I like them so much. <g>
>But with all his hair cut short and his beard trimmed close, he used to lookI sure don't want to see mine shorn. Last spring he promised Lars and the
>like Glen Campbell.
>
>I don't know if he would anymore and would just as soon not see him shorn,
>and I don't know what Glen Campbell looks like now anyway.
other boys he coaches for soccer that he'd shave off his beard if they won
the district cup. They did, and then they (kids *and* their parents) all
trooped down to the barber shop to watch it come off. Me? I went to
town. It had finally grown back and was looking good again when he
promised his baseball kids that he'd either shave his head or dye his hair
blue if they won the provincial championships. At least this time he left
the choice up to me, because they did win. I went for the blue. Very
temporary blue. <g>
I think now he realizes that the boys really want to win and don't need
those kinds of incentives. I hope....
Tia
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Karin
Glen Campbell is a resident of Phoenix (or Scottsdale or Paradise Valley - in the Phx area) and I recently saw him on our local news show.
He still looks and sings about the same as he always did - always shows up with his guitar in hand.
Karin
<<But with all his hair cut short and his beard trimmed close, he used to look
like Glen Campbell.
I don't know if he would anymore and would just as soon not see him shorn,
and I don't know what Glen Campbell looks like now anyway.
Sandra>>
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He still looks and sings about the same as he always did - always shows up with his guitar in hand.
Karin
<<But with all his hair cut short and his beard trimmed close, he used to look
like Glen Campbell.
I don't know if he would anymore and would just as soon not see him shorn,
and I don't know what Glen Campbell looks like now anyway.
Sandra>>
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In a message dated 1/4/02 10:42:30 AM, curtkar@... writes:
<< Glen Campbell is a resident of Phoenix (or Scottsdale or Paradise Valley -
in the Phx area) and I recently saw him on our local news show. >>
He went to Highland High, in Albuquerque--same school Beavis and Butthead go
to (in a way--the artist went there too).
<< Glen Campbell is a resident of Phoenix (or Scottsdale or Paradise Valley -
in the Phx area) and I recently saw him on our local news show. >>
He went to Highland High, in Albuquerque--same school Beavis and Butthead go
to (in a way--the artist went there too).
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On Fri, 04 Jan 2002 09:41:35 -0800 Tia Leschke <leschke@...>
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also like... um, blanking on his name, the rock singer from the 60s and
70s who had the long blonde hair and beard.
Actually, he lost a bit of weight and cut his hair short, so he doesn't
look like them so much anymore. He decided his bald spot was getting too
big for long hair, I think. He looks much better now, but people actually
did used to come up to him and ask if he was Hulk Hogan.
Luckily, Cacie is my clone, except for his eye color (slightly greener
than mine) and chin cleft (which she hates but I think is darling).
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>Cacie's dad (who has never been my husband) looks like Hulk Hogan, and
> >
> >So my husband looks like a dead guy.
>
> Mine resembles, somewhat in looks but more in character, Jamie
> Fraser of
> the Outlander books. Could be why I like them so much. <g>
also like... um, blanking on his name, the rock singer from the 60s and
70s who had the long blonde hair and beard.
Actually, he lost a bit of weight and cut his hair short, so he doesn't
look like them so much anymore. He decided his bald spot was getting too
big for long hair, I think. He looks much better now, but people actually
did used to come up to him and ask if he was Hulk Hogan.
Luckily, Cacie is my clone, except for his eye color (slightly greener
than mine) and chin cleft (which she hates but I think is darling).
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> and I don't know what Glen Campbell looks like now anyway.Like he's lived a very hard life. ;)
>
Peggy
Joylyn
Peggy, is this you?
Mark looks like the reading rainbow guy, he
was on star trek too, oh Levar Burton...
Dar, don't you agree?
Joylyn
Peggy wrote:
Mark looks like the reading rainbow guy, he
was on star trek too, oh Levar Burton...
Dar, don't you agree?
Joylyn
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> looks like now anyway.
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> Like he's lived a very hard life. ;)
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of sheets he'd like. A Reading Rainbow fan, he said, "Levar."
They didn't make them. He settled for kitties.
Kathryn
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> Mark looks like the reading rainbow guy, heWhen my son was little and going into his first bed, we asked him what kind
> was on star trek too, oh Levar Burton...
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of sheets he'd like. A Reading Rainbow fan, he said, "Levar."
They didn't make them. He settled for kitties.
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Joylyn
I like Levar and my husband, but can't
imagine sleeping in sheets with his mug.
Joylyn
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imagine sleeping in sheets with his mug.
Joylyn
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I was sad when my sweet hubby decide to go back to shaving. He kept a
moustache, but lost the beard. Our then 2.5 yr old dd was HORRIFIED. She
screamed, ran away....didn't recognize him! It was something.....while my
reaction wasn't quite that strong, I did need to keep my opinion to myself!
Susan
moustache, but lost the beard. Our then 2.5 yr old dd was HORRIFIED. She
screamed, ran away....didn't recognize him! It was something.....while my
reaction wasn't quite that strong, I did need to keep my opinion to myself!
Susan
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Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: [AlwaysLearning] Husbands looking like people
>
> >
> >So my husband looks like a dead guy.
>
> Mine resembles, somewhat in looks but more in character, Jamie Fraser of
> the Outlander books. Could be why I like them so much. <g>
>
>
> >But with all his hair cut short and his beard trimmed close, he used to
look
> >like Glen Campbell.
> >
> >I don't know if he would anymore and would just as soon not see him
shorn,
> >and I don't know what Glen Campbell looks like now anyway.
>
> I sure don't want to see mine shorn. Last spring he promised Lars and the
> other boys he coaches for soccer that he'd shave off his beard if they won
> the district cup. They did, and then they (kids *and* their parents) all
> trooped down to the barber shop to watch it come off. Me? I went to
> town. It had finally grown back and was looking good again when he
> promised his baseball kids that he'd either shave his head or dye his hair
> blue if they won the provincial championships. At least this time he left
> the choice up to me, because they did win. I went for the blue. Very
> temporary blue. <g>
>
> I think now he realizes that the boys really want to win and don't need
> those kinds of incentives. I hope....
> Tia
>
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Joylyn wrote:
Peggy
>It is I. :)
> Peggy, is this you?
>Too cool.
> Mark looks like the reading rainbow guy, he
> was on star trek too, oh Levar Burton...
>
> Dar, don't you agree?
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Does he dress up in a kilt? ;)
Peggy
> Mine resembles, somewhat in looks but more in character, Jamie Fraser ofOh Jamie...
> the Outlander books. Could be why I like them so much. <g>
Does he dress up in a kilt? ;)
Peggy
Joylyn
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>Good. :-)
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Whenever my little kids see Tom Selleck on television, they think it is dh.
I see a strong resemblance but always thought he had a lot of Peter Sellers
thrown in....just to make it interesting.
I, on the other hand, look more and more like the Michelin Man as the years
go by. <sigh>
Julie
I see a strong resemblance but always thought he had a lot of Peter Sellers
thrown in....just to make it interesting.
I, on the other hand, look more and more like the Michelin Man as the years
go by. <sigh>
Julie
Dan Vilter
on 1/4/02 4:21 PM, Joseph Fuerst at fuerst@... wrote:
to go bare faced Jocelyn kind of gives a sigh of trepidation which gives me
pause. When I discuss the idea with Matthew (they look at my mug way more
than anyone else, including me) he says in one form or another NO WAY! So I
settle for a very short haircut and beard trim. When I've mentioned this to
other bearded parents they almost always have similar stories. I wonder if
its just resisting any kind of change or messing with there sense of
identity?
-Dan Vilter
> I was sad when my sweet hubby decide to go back to shaving. He kept aI've had a full beard continuously since 1985. Every time I get a hankering
> moustache, but lost the beard. Our then 2.5 yr old dd was HORRIFIED. She
> screamed, ran away....didn't recognize him! It was something.....while my
> reaction wasn't quite that strong, I did need to keep my opinion to myself!
> Susan
to go bare faced Jocelyn kind of gives a sigh of trepidation which gives me
pause. When I discuss the idea with Matthew (they look at my mug way more
than anyone else, including me) he says in one form or another NO WAY! So I
settle for a very short haircut and beard trim. When I've mentioned this to
other bearded parents they almost always have similar stories. I wonder if
its just resisting any kind of change or messing with there sense of
identity?
-Dan Vilter
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Peggy wrote:
Does he dress up in a kilt? ;)
My husband and both my boys do! (Duncan, when 3, called it his "party
dress"!) I love a man in kilt!
Kelly
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Does he dress up in a kilt? ;)
My husband and both my boys do! (Duncan, when 3, called it his "party
dress"!) I love a man in kilt!
Kelly
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<< Every time I get a hankering
to go bare faced Jocelyn kind of gives a sigh of trepidation which gives me
pause. >>
When Holly was little and cute (damn, she still is), she sat on her daddy's
lap and felt his beard and said "Take it off!" They talked about it and she
said she wanted to see what he looked like without it.
So he walked two blocks to an old-fashioned barber, and came back with his
face AND head shaved.
Fortunately, it wasn't the first time I'd seen either, although it was the
first time I'd seen both at once.
<< I wonder if its just resisting any kind of change or messing with there
sense of
identity?>>
Maybe both.
Also, that shaved-ness lasts only a few hours before the very uncomfortable
stubble comes. At least beards are fairly soft.
Long ago before kids, Keith was living in Salt Lake City, working in a
geology lab, and part of his job was to drive to well-drilling sites and pick
up core samples. Not only did the drillers want some news about where they
were underground, but there's a map building of all the underground, and the
analysis of those cores helps.
I knew that.
I knew he would have to carry a gas mask in case of on-site emergencies.
One morning at 6:00 a.m. or so, the doorbell rang. I was disoriented and
very sleep, and stumbled to the door wearing nothing but a t-shirt and
panties. I was much littler then... (note for those who know me now)... BUT
anyway there is a REALLY scary guy, just looking at me. I squinted. He
looked at me. I looked at his dog. Keith's dog. I looked at his truck.
Keith's truck. I looked at him again. REALLY SCARY GUY.
So these gas masks don't work unless you're clean-shaven.
And he had driven 15 miles to surprise me.
So he owned the house and all, so I let him in. But I could hardly look at
him.
At least he still had nearly waist-length hair.
So years passed. I was pregnant with Kirby, and Keith had finished an
engineering degree, and he didn't have a job. He really needed a job, but
one interview at Honeywell didn't go perfectly well. So our gay hairdresser
friend said "Come over," and when we left Keith had his hair cut so that I
could see the Glen Cambell in him. I had gotten mine cut too, so it was even
shorter, just for support and so his was longer. I looked (just for that
evening) like something out of a soap opera--poofed and moussed on top, and
shaved behind. We went to several friends' houses, rang the doorbells and
said "BOO!!"and they were as scared as when I met Keith on the porch that day.
A couple of nights later, I turned over in the bed, rearranging myself in my
sleep, and accidently touched that really short hair on the back of Keith's
head. I woke up and jumped back and vocalized (didn't yell, but made some
grunt) and it woke him up. I thought there was a stranger in the bed with me.
So I have a lot of experience with "IT" whatever it is, Dan, though I'm still
not sure how to describe "it."
If Keith were a bearded actor he could play all kinds of interesting people,
but if he were a clean-faced actor he would have to play mean guys who slam
people up against walls in alleys and then hurl them into dumpsters. That's
all.
I watched Black Adder's Christmas last night because I'd read that Robbie
Coltrane played the ghost. I'd watched it many times before, but I watched
the ghost scene twice. Just like he did as Hagrid, he knocked the door right
down flat. Just as he did as Hagrid, he come in all scary, but then sat down
and talked about family history and honor. <g>
I wonder if the Harry-Potter-author lady had seen that, and pre-cast Hagrid
while writing, and THAT's why that scene went just so?
Sandra
to go bare faced Jocelyn kind of gives a sigh of trepidation which gives me
pause. >>
When Holly was little and cute (damn, she still is), she sat on her daddy's
lap and felt his beard and said "Take it off!" They talked about it and she
said she wanted to see what he looked like without it.
So he walked two blocks to an old-fashioned barber, and came back with his
face AND head shaved.
Fortunately, it wasn't the first time I'd seen either, although it was the
first time I'd seen both at once.
<< I wonder if its just resisting any kind of change or messing with there
sense of
identity?>>
Maybe both.
Also, that shaved-ness lasts only a few hours before the very uncomfortable
stubble comes. At least beards are fairly soft.
Long ago before kids, Keith was living in Salt Lake City, working in a
geology lab, and part of his job was to drive to well-drilling sites and pick
up core samples. Not only did the drillers want some news about where they
were underground, but there's a map building of all the underground, and the
analysis of those cores helps.
I knew that.
I knew he would have to carry a gas mask in case of on-site emergencies.
One morning at 6:00 a.m. or so, the doorbell rang. I was disoriented and
very sleep, and stumbled to the door wearing nothing but a t-shirt and
panties. I was much littler then... (note for those who know me now)... BUT
anyway there is a REALLY scary guy, just looking at me. I squinted. He
looked at me. I looked at his dog. Keith's dog. I looked at his truck.
Keith's truck. I looked at him again. REALLY SCARY GUY.
So these gas masks don't work unless you're clean-shaven.
And he had driven 15 miles to surprise me.
So he owned the house and all, so I let him in. But I could hardly look at
him.
At least he still had nearly waist-length hair.
So years passed. I was pregnant with Kirby, and Keith had finished an
engineering degree, and he didn't have a job. He really needed a job, but
one interview at Honeywell didn't go perfectly well. So our gay hairdresser
friend said "Come over," and when we left Keith had his hair cut so that I
could see the Glen Cambell in him. I had gotten mine cut too, so it was even
shorter, just for support and so his was longer. I looked (just for that
evening) like something out of a soap opera--poofed and moussed on top, and
shaved behind. We went to several friends' houses, rang the doorbells and
said "BOO!!"and they were as scared as when I met Keith on the porch that day.
A couple of nights later, I turned over in the bed, rearranging myself in my
sleep, and accidently touched that really short hair on the back of Keith's
head. I woke up and jumped back and vocalized (didn't yell, but made some
grunt) and it woke him up. I thought there was a stranger in the bed with me.
So I have a lot of experience with "IT" whatever it is, Dan, though I'm still
not sure how to describe "it."
If Keith were a bearded actor he could play all kinds of interesting people,
but if he were a clean-faced actor he would have to play mean guys who slam
people up against walls in alleys and then hurl them into dumpsters. That's
all.
I watched Black Adder's Christmas last night because I'd read that Robbie
Coltrane played the ghost. I'd watched it many times before, but I watched
the ghost scene twice. Just like he did as Hagrid, he knocked the door right
down flat. Just as he did as Hagrid, he come in all scary, but then sat down
and talked about family history and honor. <g>
I wonder if the Harry-Potter-author lady had seen that, and pre-cast Hagrid
while writing, and THAT's why that scene went just so?
Sandra
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In a message dated 1/5/02 12:37:55 AM, dvilter@... writes:
<< I wonder if
its just resisting any kind of change or messing with there sense of
identity? >>
I think it's both - change is bad, and a change in identity is REALLY bad
<gg>. My husband just grew a Cadillac - a tiny beard nub under his bottom lip
- and both the kids hate it.
Paula
<< I wonder if
its just resisting any kind of change or messing with there sense of
identity? >>
I think it's both - change is bad, and a change in identity is REALLY bad
<gg>. My husband just grew a Cadillac - a tiny beard nub under his bottom lip
- and both the kids hate it.
Paula
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In a message dated 1/5/02 1:38:03 AM, dvilter@... writes:
<< When I've mentioned this to other bearded parents they almost always have
similar stories. I wonder if its just resisting any kind of change or messing
with there sense of
identity? >>
Maybe they just like the way you look ;-)
Nah. My mom came home once when I was about 7, her blonde hair dyed black.
My sister and I shrieked and spent an hour in our room crying. She undyed it.
For me, I think it was that if my mom could change so fundamentally on the
outside, she could change inside too -- and not love me or be the person I
needed to count on. Both my kids, when they were little, objected to
occasional nail polish. Now, Emma wears it herself. I think it was about
security, for us.
My S.O. has a mustache and chin beard (it's not really a goatee since it's
rounded and covers about a third of his jawline either way - what do you call
that?) which doesn't quite reach the mustache. I've seen his pictures
without either -- I wouldn't want him to go there again. He's handsome
either way, yes, but this way he looks medieval. And, I like the difference
between us when kissing. And yes, it's not as prickly as "shaved a while
ago".
Sharon
<< When I've mentioned this to other bearded parents they almost always have
similar stories. I wonder if its just resisting any kind of change or messing
with there sense of
identity? >>
Maybe they just like the way you look ;-)
Nah. My mom came home once when I was about 7, her blonde hair dyed black.
My sister and I shrieked and spent an hour in our room crying. She undyed it.
For me, I think it was that if my mom could change so fundamentally on the
outside, she could change inside too -- and not love me or be the person I
needed to count on. Both my kids, when they were little, objected to
occasional nail polish. Now, Emma wears it herself. I think it was about
security, for us.
My S.O. has a mustache and chin beard (it's not really a goatee since it's
rounded and covers about a third of his jawline either way - what do you call
that?) which doesn't quite reach the mustache. I've seen his pictures
without either -- I wouldn't want him to go there again. He's handsome
either way, yes, but this way he looks medieval. And, I like the difference
between us when kissing. And yes, it's not as prickly as "shaved a while
ago".
Sharon
[email protected]
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writes:
<< Every time I get a hankering
to go bare faced Jocelyn kind of gives a sigh of trepidation which gives me
pause >>
My dh has a beautiful mustache that he has had for 20 some years. I love
it. He has shaved it off two different times and I hated it. I think he is
much more attractive with it (which I feel bad about but he has a thin
upper lip and the skin between his lip and nose is puffy and sticks out
and I just don't like it)! He has grown a goatee and I am not crazy about
that either, although I would love to see a full beard someday. Dh is
dark haired and with the goatee he looks sinister and I can never tell
if he is smiling or happy. He is a very happy go lucky person, always
upbeat and the additional facial hair of a goatee makes it hard to
see this in him. Sure wish I had a scanner hooked up its interesting
to compare the looks LOL.
Kathy
writes:
<< Every time I get a hankering
to go bare faced Jocelyn kind of gives a sigh of trepidation which gives me
pause >>
My dh has a beautiful mustache that he has had for 20 some years. I love
it. He has shaved it off two different times and I hated it. I think he is
much more attractive with it (which I feel bad about but he has a thin
upper lip and the skin between his lip and nose is puffy and sticks out
and I just don't like it)! He has grown a goatee and I am not crazy about
that either, although I would love to see a full beard someday. Dh is
dark haired and with the goatee he looks sinister and I can never tell
if he is smiling or happy. He is a very happy go lucky person, always
upbeat and the additional facial hair of a goatee makes it hard to
see this in him. Sure wish I had a scanner hooked up its interesting
to compare the looks LOL.
Kathy
Jocelyn Vilter
on 01/05/02 7:26 AM, SandraDodd@... at SandraDodd@... wrote:
that's about as old as he looked when we got married and he was clean
shaven. I felt like I was robbing the cradle. Of course, that was a few
years ago, so now he might be up to playing 20 year olds.
BTW, he wasn't clean shaven *just* for our wedding, it was for some job
interview with The Man. He ended up working for a scene shop that summer
after all, so the shaving was for naught.
Hee. Now those are some pictures we ought to scan in.
Jocelyn
> So I have a lot of experience with "IT" whatever it is, Dan, though I'm stillIf Dan were a non-bearded actor, he'd have to play 14 year olds. At least
> not sure how to describe "it."
>
> If Keith were a bearded actor he could play all kinds of interesting people,
> but if he were a clean-faced actor he would have to play mean guys who slam
> people up against walls in alleys and then hurl them into dumpsters. That's
> all.
that's about as old as he looked when we got married and he was clean
shaven. I felt like I was robbing the cradle. Of course, that was a few
years ago, so now he might be up to playing 20 year olds.
BTW, he wasn't clean shaven *just* for our wedding, it was for some job
interview with The Man. He ended up working for a scene shop that summer
after all, so the shaving was for naught.
Hee. Now those are some pictures we ought to scan in.
Jocelyn
Jocelyn Vilter
on 01/05/02 7:26 AM, SandraDodd@... at SandraDodd@... wrote:
from the get go.
Jocelyn
> I wonder if the Harry-Potter-author lady had seen that, and pre-cast HagridI'm pretty sure I read somewhere that she did have him in mind for the part
> while writing, and THAT's why that scene went just so?
from the get go.
Jocelyn
[email protected]
In a message dated 1/5/02 11:04:45 AM, JVilter@... writes:
<< BTW, he wasn't clean shaven *just* for our wedding, it was for some job
interview with The Man. He ended up working for a scene shop that summer
after all, so the shaving was for naught. >>
OH!
I forgot to say that after Keith went back to Honeywell to interview for
another position, with the short haircut, one of the four or five
interviewers told him later that for *that* job he wouldn't have had to have
cut his hair.
He's still at Honeywell, 16 years soon, and his hair and beard are back.
They've been on and off--he used to get me to cut his hair about half an inch
long all over once a year. It grows out really nicely--a couple of stages in
the growing out looked really fancy and styled. And on the anniversary of it
he'd get me to cut it again. He's cheap. And not vain. What can I say?
Sandra
<< BTW, he wasn't clean shaven *just* for our wedding, it was for some job
interview with The Man. He ended up working for a scene shop that summer
after all, so the shaving was for naught. >>
OH!
I forgot to say that after Keith went back to Honeywell to interview for
another position, with the short haircut, one of the four or five
interviewers told him later that for *that* job he wouldn't have had to have
cut his hair.
He's still at Honeywell, 16 years soon, and his hair and beard are back.
They've been on and off--he used to get me to cut his hair about half an inch
long all over once a year. It grows out really nicely--a couple of stages in
the growing out looked really fancy and styled. And on the anniversary of it
he'd get me to cut it again. He's cheap. And not vain. What can I say?
Sandra
Jocelyn Vilter
on 01/05/02 12:42 AM, kbcdlovejo@... at kbcdlovejo@... wrote:
http://www.utilikilts.com
I'm especially fond of the ones made for carpenters, out of canvas.
Jocelyn
>Have you seen these yet?
> My husband and both my boys do! (Duncan, when 3, called it his "party
> dress"!) I love a man in kilt!
>
> Kelly
http://www.utilikilts.com
I'm especially fond of the ones made for carpenters, out of canvas.
Jocelyn
[email protected]
In a message dated 1/5/02 11:25:33 AM, JVilter@... writes:
<< http://www.utilikilts.com >>
OH wow.
"Jugglers in kilts with Meat Cleavers!"
and camouflage kilts!
<< http://www.utilikilts.com >>
OH wow.
"Jugglers in kilts with Meat Cleavers!"
and camouflage kilts!
Tia Leschke
>Ah Peggy. I know how much you like Jamie. %^)
> > Mine resembles, somewhat in looks but more in character, Jamie Fraser of
> > the Outlander books. Could be why I like them so much. <g>
>
>Oh Jamie...
>
>Does he dress up in a kilt? ;)
Remember I said more in character than looks. <g> Rod is tall, big,
blonde, and has a greying red beard. He also has a rather large belly (to
match mine) which Jamie would never have had. And as far as I know, he's
never worn a kilt. His background is half Swedish and half German.
Now in terms of honour, and trustworthiness, and kindness, and a whole
bunch of other traits, he does resemble Jamie.
Tia
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
Eleanor Roosevelt
*********************************************
Tia Leschke
leschke@...
On Vancouver Island
Tia Leschke
>Maybe your beard grows as fast as Rod's. When he does shave, he gets no
>
>I've had a full beard continuously since 1985. Every time I get a hankering
>to go bare faced Jocelyn kind of gives a sigh of trepidation which gives me
>pause.
close contact unless he's *just* shaved. (When we first started going out,
he was just growing in his beard and I got a staph infection from the
irritation.)
>When I discuss the idea with Matthew (they look at my mug way moreLars was the opposite. He wanted to see what his father "really looked
>than anyone else, including me) he says in one form or another NO WAY!
like". Then, at that time he was keeping his own hair really short. Now
that he seems to be letting it grow....(praise Dodd and don't let the kid
know I like it) he may have a different opinion. Then again....he seems to
be scraping off what's starting to grow on his own chin.
I'm actually hoping that Rod will grow both hair and beard really long once
it's all grey. %^)
Tia
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
Eleanor Roosevelt
*********************************************
Tia Leschke
leschke@...
On Vancouver Island
Tia Leschke
> Dh isWhen Rod shaves his beard, he always leaves the mustache and mutton chop
>dark haired and with the goatee he looks sinister and I can never tell
>if he is smiling or happy.
sideburns. Makes him look like a used car salesman.
Tia
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
Eleanor Roosevelt
*********************************************
Tia Leschke
leschke@...
On Vancouver Island
Peggy
Ach, sounds bonnie Tia.
Peggy
Tia Leschke wrote:
Peggy
Tia Leschke wrote:
>
> >
> > > Mine resembles, somewhat in looks but more in character, Jamie Fraser of
> > > the Outlander books. Could be why I like them so much. <g>
> >
> >Oh Jamie...
> >
> >Does he dress up in a kilt? ;)
>
> Ah Peggy. I know how much you like Jamie. %^)
> Remember I said more in character than looks. <g> Rod is tall, big,
> blonde, and has a greying red beard. He also has a rather large belly (to
> match mine) which Jamie would never have had. And as far as I know, he's
> never worn a kilt. His background is half Swedish and half German.
>
> Now in terms of honour, and trustworthiness, and kindness, and a whole
> bunch of other traits, he does resemble Jamie.
> Tia
>
> No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
> Eleanor Roosevelt
> *********************************************
> Tia Leschke
> leschke@...
> On Vancouver Island
>
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Karin
Hey! My dh - Bryan works at Honeywell too! Been there for coming up on 17 years now.
So Keith survived the latest layoffs? They were brutal - Bryan says they were cutting into the bone this time.
A friend of ours who has worked at Honeywell as long as Bryan has waist length hair - apparently it's not much of a problem.
Karin
Sandra wrote:
OH!
I forgot to say that after Keith went back to Honeywell to interview for
another position, with the short haircut, one of the four or five
interviewers told him later that for *that* job he wouldn't have had to have
cut his hair.
He's still at Honeywell, 16 years soon, and his hair and beard are back.
They've been on and off--he used to get me to cut his hair about half an inch
long all over once a year. It grows out really nicely--a couple of stages in
the growing out looked really fancy and styled. And on the anniversary of it
he'd get me to cut it again. He's cheap. And not vain. What can I say?
Sandra
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So Keith survived the latest layoffs? They were brutal - Bryan says they were cutting into the bone this time.
A friend of ours who has worked at Honeywell as long as Bryan has waist length hair - apparently it's not much of a problem.
Karin
Sandra wrote:
OH!
I forgot to say that after Keith went back to Honeywell to interview for
another position, with the short haircut, one of the four or five
interviewers told him later that for *that* job he wouldn't have had to have
cut his hair.
He's still at Honeywell, 16 years soon, and his hair and beard are back.
They've been on and off--he used to get me to cut his hair about half an inch
long all over once a year. It grows out really nicely--a couple of stages in
the growing out looked really fancy and styled. And on the anniversary of it
he'd get me to cut it again. He's cheap. And not vain. What can I say?
Sandra
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