Yeah, Sharon, it's very distinguished to be gray. That's sorta like 'it doesn't matter if you win or lose...until you lose.' I remember the first few gray hairs in my beard. The first year (I'd grow a beard almost every year because I worked outside at night in winter), mom plucked them out the second year, she started, but there were too many and she gave up. Dad
Looks like I am going to win the "See who keeps their hair the longest" contest.. Daniel lost that one a long time ago. No gray on the chin either.. and I don't see it growing gray by time I reach your age. :)
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funny hot water story....nice family....don't sweat the hair...you are a kind man....forget the hair
It is really something when your own children start to go gray, your Dad went gray in his beard first too. It is very distinguished to be gray.
Yeah, Sharon, it's very distinguished to be gray. That's sorta like 'it doesn't matter if you win or lose...until you lose.' I remember the first few gray hairs in my beard. The first year (I'd grow a beard almost every year because I worked outside at night in winter), mom plucked them out the second year, she started, but there were too many and she gave up.
Dad
Looks like I am going to win the "See who keeps their hair the longest" contest.. Daniel lost that one a long time ago. No gray on the chin either.. and I don't see it growing gray by time I reach your age. :)
Yeah, you got the Brinkerhoff/Blair hair genes.
I can still remember Grandpa Brinkerhoff with all his hair long into his 80's.
-Graydon
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