The
letter for today is: H, where I feature hairy
and hot-potato.
I've
noticed men are gradually losing the hair
on their skin. I say this because of my observations about those I've known.
When
my six-foot-four inch son matured, he didn't grow facial hair. Of course, this lack caused him embarrassment. I'm sure he
saw the benefit over time.
During
evolution men kept their facial hair
for protection when they braved the elements, while women stayed safe and warm
in the cave, cooking hot potatoes on
the coals.
Now,
men stay sheltered as well. Hence, they don't need hair. I've noticed men lose
hair on their crown too. I don't know why the same thing doesn't happen to most
women.
My
man's body doesn't grow thick hair
either. In my mind, he's highly evolved. He stays in the kitchen, planning and
cooking the meals, sometimes even producing hot potatoes. In this sense, evolution shows the co-relation
between hair-on-men and hot potatoes.
I'm not much of a fan of hair, so hopefully I'll find a man that is more of an indoor, hot-potato type guy. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteMaybe that's the clue you've been looking for, Jessica! Find the hot potato types and you'll find your guy!
DeleteGreat post. There might be some truth to what you've noticed - I wonder if there's been any scientific research conducted? LOL.
ReplyDeleteLOL Great. Link.
ReplyDeleteI guess I'm closer to Neanderthal man ;)
Interesting about lack of hair on a guy meaning that we are evolving! In the case of my boys: one of my 17 year old twins doesn't have facial hair yet and doesn't have to shave. His twin (Evan, who you've "met" on my blog on the 5th), has to shave about 1 or 2 times a week. Their dad doesn't grow a good beard and they may have inherited that feature.. something to do with the Native American blood in their genes from his side... (1/16th or less)
ReplyDeletemy blog is at http://weavingrainbow.com/HSblog but since I'm using google it will point to a blog I have not used in years!
That is hilarious. Who'd have thought there was a correlation between the two. I must say though that Mr A is not overly hairy and yet spends a lot of time working in the garden. On the other hand I spend much of my time in the house and am 'blessed' with far too much of the stuff all over the place!! *sigh*
ReplyDeleteFunny post! My husband is the same way...great correlation there!
ReplyDeleteI love the connections you make in your writing.
ReplyDeleteThis is funny. Hmm, let me see, my husband doesn't spend much time in the kitchen, but he isn't hairy, but my sons are. I spend more time in the kitchen and I have to pluck all the time. Guess, you're right, sort of. I dropped over from the A-Z challenge. http://angelasfreelancewriting.com.
ReplyDeleteThis is hilarious! I heard that men who are balding in the back are great lovers. Men who are balding in the front are great thinkers. Men who are balding in both places just think they are great lovers. ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is hilarious! I heard that men who are balding in the back are great lovers. Men who are balding in the front are great thinkers. Men who are balding in both places just think they are great lovers. ;)
ReplyDeleteHmmmm, my man still has alot of hair even in his mid-50's, spends very little time in the kitchen, but he CAN cook a hot potato. His hairline is receding a little in the front so based on Donna's comment he must be a great thinker!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment on my blog Francene. I'm sending you some sunshine from Arizona today. I would love it if we could exchange weather for a day.....We could really use some rain!
What a great post, interesting and funny! I look forward to reading what you come up with for the other letters.
ReplyDeleteHave a good night,
Hilary
http://hilaryandted.blogspot.com
I must say I find this "H"ilarious as well as informative! :) Thanks for the comment over at A Second Heart. Stopping by from A to Z challenge!
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