March 2020 30 Day Rule/Focus Pix and Discussion

Thank you! I will be 65 right at the time of your 100th shave. Thank goodness my mind is still sharp!

 

Roll Tide, Roll...

 

Life is....

Adapt. Keep moving. It's how we keep winning.

 

Right on!

Couldn't tell you if mine is sharp or not--I lost my mind years ago

 

Roll Tide!

 

just dreaming..

 

nasty fast car..427 drag pack car..a brother has one of these..

 

Tough times with unpleasant choices forced upon us. Hang in there.

 

all good Jason.it should all work out..

 

I hope y0u are back to work soon.

 

Saturday shave: Back in Seoul so I pulled out this big 8/8 Osiris and the PAA CK-6 formula to give another try. The soap performed again but it seems like the edge on the Osiris has fallen off, not much but I will take it the pasted strops before using it again.

 

thank you Keith.when it gets busier i can justify the draw on the business.happy to stay home when slow.will be busy soon enough.enjoy your free Time sir..

 

I was getting ready to reward my shave this morning with the highest possible Excellent mark until............a cut got in the way. I think one thing that made a big difference for me was adding seconds to wetting my brush. Not the 5 minutes that Sire Hare tells us to do, but about 45 seconds. The brush had "ice-cream cone potential" after loading the soap.. . It led to a wonderful shave. 2 healthy passes. Solid neck work-I'm so glad I found a way to get the neck done much better, shaving in the form of a "Y". A little less administering of the Stoylin Gentleman A.S. I think I can get way with no water dousing on my face this time. It's the most potent scent of the Stoylins I've tried so far. I get a feeling Texas On Fire might move Gentleman into second place, but I haven't yet decided on that one. Anyway, today's grade was Very Excellent. To lower the grad to that must mean it was a real nice shave. It was, minus the cut.

 

And you'll be 66 at his 101st(chuckity yuk yuk yuk).

 

Very nice shave, Paul! It seems that you are really improving your shaving and lathering technique. I was always told that beard prep is the foundation for a great shave.

 

Lol! I wouldn't crack too much because you are right behind me my friend.

 

His shaves must be very powerful for each of us to gain a year as he proceeds with his shaving.

 

Thank you Joe. The lengthier soaking of the brush could make a huge difference. In past times I'd get it just BARELY wet.