Shaving notes of the MaineYooper

Ha! I once ran around my apartment looking for my glasses. I was in a rush because I had to catch a bus. I asked my roommate if he'd seen them and he cracked up and said that they were on my face! Explained why everything was in focus!

Better late than never!



There is a boar brush in that luscious lather!! All I did was load for 45 seconds. I hadn't even begun to face lather at this point!

The full shave was a Vector shave, Feather Pro on its 4th use, and the brush is Cascadia Line by Trotter Handcrafts with The Golden Nib 27mm boar knot.

That’s the beauty of the minimalist, frameless glasses especially with the high index lenses. So light you can forget you’re wearing them and they don’t interfere with our ridiculous good looks 

That’s the beauty of the minimalist, frameless glasses especially with the high index lenses. So light you can forget you’re wearing them and they don’t interfere with our ridiculous good looks 

Karve Overlander 
Personna CC blade 
TGN boar 
Macduffs Aspen Parkland

A rare moment of tranquility! 



I am Not sure why Tyler is looking at me like that!

A rare moment of tranquility! 



I am Not sure why Tyler is looking at me like that!

Sleep with one eye open tonight

A rare moment of tranquility! 



I am Not sure why Tyler is looking at me like that!

Sleep with one eye open tonight

Your comment reminds me of the Metallica song, "Enter Sandman",
Sleep with one eye open
Gripping your pillow tight

This is the "loose" set up for the week!



Karve Overlander
Personna Comfort Coated blade
Cashmere knot
MacDuff's Aspen Parkland

Today I used the aluminum OL, as I haven't had it out lately. As I was finishing up, there is loud knocking from the first-floor front door, and my phone starts ringing. Today we are getting the boiler replaced, and the guys are like 45 minutes early! Which is great but I was still in my sweatpants, and thankfully done with the shave. So today or tomorrow we should have the new boiler in place. Lots of work (and greenbacks!) though, as there are new building codes so the venting to the outside done in 2008/2009 is no longer up to snuff, so more holes to be drilled. We have high hopes that all of our issues with the boiler we started with will be a thing of the past now. 

And today is perfect for all the construction noise, as my wife is gone for most of the day to the infusion clinic and I can get my continuing education done in order to renew my license to count by fives!!

Hope you all survive ugly Monday!

You have a lot going on Eric. Good luck with the boiler, and everything else.