We were doing some painting at the kids' house yesterday — grey paint. While I admit that I frequently get as much paint on me as on the object of my endeavours, I also admit to being very surprised to see how much I had apprently gotten on my beard when I looked in the kids' bathroom mirror. I noticed several grey splotches.
However, when I got home and looked in the better light of my own mirror, I realized that I hadn't dripped paint on my beard at all — the colour was totally natural!!
Good thing you weren't painting with green paint!
ReplyDeleteIs that my problem? too much bald paint?
ReplyDeleteYeah!! I know the problem and on top of that my wife always makes me wear the shirt with the belly!
ReplyDeleteEnough said!
I have the same thing happen with white paint - I think it is the paint, but nope, it is just those curly white hairs coming through...
ReplyDeleteOh dear, dear AC, I cannot read a word here. Blurry and tiny, but your photos are great. It may not warrent your changing anything, as my computer is dying anyway....
ReplyDeleteThanks for the e-mail, AC. I tried it, and now it works perfectly...one of my kids must have switched it to 'smallest', rather than normal. Ahhhhh, what a relief!
ReplyDeleteAh, well, it happens to the best of us. Just consider yourself amongst the "distinguished" group.
ReplyDeleteWell it's a good thing you weren't using darker paint then isn't it? You'd have probably panicked when it wore off and you thought you aged really fast.
ReplyDeleteGray makes a man look distinguished. Congratulate yourself.
ReplyDeletehehehe.. comes as a bit of shock, doesn't it! :-)
ReplyDeleteMirrors can be very cruel - I should know. ec
ReplyDeleteMy hair is turning grey but mostly it is turning loose.
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