- Sudsy Soapery's Unscented Tallow (45)
- Maggard tuxedo 24mm synthetic
- Stirling Travel Bowl
- C-1 Red Tip Gillette/Kai (7)
- Nivea 2 in 1 AS splash
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woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
You still have KAIs? How many are left and how are you liking them? Are they unscented??
I think I'll load the final blade with my next shave. Excellent unscented blades.
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
I am glad that they do not cause distress to your better half.... Excellent unscented blades.
Don’t forget Sunday BruceLast shave on the Kai blade - starting to need buffing - so I tossed it. Very impressed with the soap's longevity and performance. Would love to order more, but their Unscented seems to be perpetually out of stock. Have a great day, Cadre!
- Sudsy Soapery's Unscented Tallow (45)
- Maggard tuxedo 24mm synthetic
- Stirling Travel Bowl
- C-1 Red Tip Gillette/Kai (7)
- Nivea 2 in 1 AS splash
GearNoir
“The Disney Princess’s Apprentice”
Bruce only likes to use fit blades. This one was getting a little soft in the middle.
Precisely.
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And @BarberDave thinks it's dangerous to live in Arizona. Ha!
It’s just Chad stumbling around with a bourbon bottleBigfoot Fever Grips Pennsylvania as Reports of Strange Footprints and Howls Surface
Pennsylvania has recorded more than 100 reported encounters with the elusive Bigfoot over the years, with the earliest reports from the 1970s. Bigfoot believers and enthusiasts will gather to discuss these sightings and more at the Forest County Bigfoot Festival in Marienville this weekend.
And @BarberDave thinks it's dangerous to live in Arizona. Ha!
Today:
- Sudsy Soapery's Unscented Tallow (46)
- Maggard tuxedo 24mm synthetic
- Stirling Travel Bowl
- C-1 Red Tip Gillette/Kai (1)
- Nivea 2 in 1 AS splash
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Saturday morning shave? Are you sure you're still not on the OR meds? 
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Thank you, Chris. You do the same.
- Sudsy Soapery's Unscented Tallow (47)
- Maggard tuxedo 24mm synthetic
- Stirling Travel Bowl
- C-1 Red Tip Gillette/Kai (2)
- Nivea 2 in 1 AS splash
Hope to see you on the Zoom call tonight! PM @BarberDave for the link.
- Sudsy Soapery's Unscented Tallow (48)
- Maggard tuxedo 24mm synthetic
- Stirling Travel Bowl
- C-1 Red Tip Gillette/Kai (3)
- Nivea 2 in 1 AS splash
- Sudsy Soapery's Unscented Tallow (49)
- Maggard tuxedo 24mm synthetic
- Stirling Travel Bowl
- C-1 Red Tip Gillette/Kai (4)
- Nivea 2 in 1 AS splash
DEETS: So my PT consists of leg exercises; OT exercises for arms and hands. Takes me about 25 minutes, give or take, to do all sets. Walking is one of the PT exercises; I can do one lap around the 1st floor without being out of breath, but the goal is 3 laps, so I've got some work ahead of me. Arm exercises, some with a cane, and the others with a 2 lb barbell, leave my arms and shoulders feeling good. With PT/OT you get out of it what you put into it, so I'm giving both my best. The key to this is to exercise, but not keep my heart rate up, so I pause between each individual one. It's more like a good limbering up session.
It sure ain't circuit training with the goal of maintaining a high heart rate by quickly moving from one exercise to the next.
So that's what my afternoons and evenings are like. I'm trying to maintain slow, steady progress. Most days I feel as though I'm moving forward. I've had just one day where I took "one step up and two steps back" (hence the Springsteen song I posted last Friday). I was very discouraged that day, but the next day I was back on track. It was then that I realized that there will be days like that, but as long as they are the exception I'll be alright. So far, today has been a good day.
It sure ain't circuit training with the goal of maintaining a high heart rate by quickly moving from one exercise to the next.
So that's what my afternoons and evenings are like. I'm trying to maintain slow, steady progress. Most days I feel as though I'm moving forward. I've had just one day where I took "one step up and two steps back" (hence the Springsteen song I posted last Friday). I was very discouraged that day, but the next day I was back on track. It was then that I realized that there will be days like that, but as long as they are the exception I'll be alright. So far, today has been a good day.
One day at a time, brother..DEETS: So my PT consists of leg exercises; OT exercises for arms and hands. Takes me about 25 minutes, give or take, to do all sets. Walking is one of the PT exercises; I can do one lap around the 1st floor without being out of breath, but the goal is 3 laps, so I've got some work ahead of me. Arm exercises, some with a cane, and the others with a 2 lb barbell, leave my arms and shoulders feeling good. With PT/OT you get out of it what you put into it, so I'm giving both my best. The key to this is to exercise, but not keep my heart rate up, so I pause between each individual one. It's more like a good limbering up session.
It sure ain't circuit training with the goal of maintaining a high heart rate by quickly moving from one exercise to the next.
So that's what my afternoons and evenings are like. I'm trying to maintain slow, steady progress. Most days I feel as though I'm moving forward. I've had just one day where I took "one step up and two steps back" (hence the Springsteen song I posted last Friday). I was very discouraged that day, but the next day I was back on track. It was then that I realized that there will be days like that, but as long as they are the exception I'll be alright. So far, today has been a good day.
- Sudsy Soapery's Unscented Tallow (50)
- Maggard tuxedo 24mm synthetic
- Stirling Travel Bowl
- C-1 Red Tip Gillette/Kai (5)
- Nivea 2 in 1 AS splash