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I grew out the old push broom in honor of Movember--awareness and research for Men's health issues like prostate and testicular cancer. And now it's December, and I have decided to end this.
I'm growing the facial hair again this "Movember" to support prostate and testicular cancer awareness and research. Perhaps you have heard this. It been in all the papers.
So week 2 of my "Just Stache" Movember is here. The hairlip doesn't look much different. But an interesting product twist might be in the works.
Yes! For the 4th year now, I'm growing the facial hair out to raise awareness for Prostate Cancer in Men! Means I don't have to shave!
The kids hate it! "Your beard is too prickly" when I give 'em a kiss. Too bad kiddos!
The month is about over. Which means I get to shave! Actually the Movember cause SHOULD be a year round event. We should be aware of Men's health issues like prostate cancer and others all year round. Like the holidays, we should be kind and loving people all year round, not just for a month.
It's week three of Movember. No shaving to bring awareness of prostate cancer and other men's health issues. Men over 50 should have their prostates checked at their physicals. Come on guys, stay healthy!
A week into Movember--growing facial hair to support Men's health issues like Prostate Cancer--and I look like a 14 year old boy trying to grow a beard. Yep. It's pretty awesome. Or it's not. HA!