It’s Wednesday, which means it’s my turn to pontificate over at Publishing Renaissance. This week you’ll find out why I think I’m just like Einstein, except with much better hair. (My fem-mullet back in the late 80’s doesn’t count.)
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R.J. Keller 
I think I shared your fashion sense in the 80’s. But I put the back of my fem mullet up for my wedding “do”. 🙂
There was a time I wished I had enough hair up top to pull off a mullet. Now, I’m ever so glad it was never the case. Even at 17, I was too thin on top to pull it off. Mullet? Naw.
Of course, at 17 mullets weren’t in style, and the military determined my hairstyle into the early ’80’s.
I did have really long hair that I wore in a ponytail while riding. And I have actually braided my beard once upon a time and, although currently against the wife’s rules, I may do so again, certain threats no longer being as effective as in the past.
You did pull fem-mullet off well, kel.
Robin, mullets were certainly convenient for that. Fortunately, I’d outgrown (and grown out) my mullet by the time I got married.
H2, thanks! I still feel responsible for at least a small portion of the hole in the ozone layer. It took a lot of Aqua Net for that hairstyle.
And I really dig beards. If you do decide to braid your beard again, be sure to post pictures.
Well, shit. I’ll admit to the fem-mullet, too.
You guys are crazy*.
* I’m just allowed to say this because I probably didn’t have any hair during the era of the photograph.
I think that picture looks good, Kel.
Though, I never had a mullet…I feel left out. Really? No.
When I had a beard, I braided it in two…looked like a pirate. Then I shaved it.
Lucky you! 😀
If I had a beard, I would absolutely braid it.
LMAO Kel!