by Kevin Hague
Movember 1st dawns. Well, actually approaching the crack of noon as I write, but it’s more or less my day off. I’ve had my last thoughtless shave of the month. From now on it’s a question of carefully trimming around the luxuriant moustaches I will be cultivating. Actually, having done this a couple of times now, my experience is that there are usually a couple of false starts where early hard-won progress is wiped out by an early-morning brain on auto-pilot. Keen to avoid that.
So I’m back, and I’ve brought with me a team from the Green Party. Today I’m extending the challenge to all other MPs. We have a responsibilty to the nation, and last year’s effort was truly pathetic. Besides me Tim Macindoe took part and, by his own admission, the result was very Dick Van Dyke. The only other participant was Aaron Gilmore and . . . well my mother always said that if you can’t say something nice about someone you shouldn’t say anything at all. But think of a 6th former at an Al Capone-themed school ball.
Men’s health in New Zealand continues to be pretty shocking, and Movember does a great job of raising awareness about the issues as well as raising money for the great work being done by the Cancer Society on prostate cancer and the Mental Health Foundation on depression—both causes really well supporting.
So here’s the link to my personal page and one for our team page.
Published in Featured | Health & Wellbeing by Kevin Hague on Mon, November 1st, 2010
Tags: Aaron Gilmore, Dick Van Dyke, Kevin Hague, mental health, Mental Health Foundation, Movember, Prostate cancer, Tim Macindoe
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on the trolls and those who are unable to keep on topic
Several males of my aquaintance regularly use a liquid seaweed rinse to maintain the shine and bounce of their mous. However my father swore that liberal aplications of fresh guano to the inside of the lip promoted the most vigourous growth.
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Oh dear, I am reminded of that character from the, (I think), 1930′s.
Behold the evil Dr Fu Manchu.
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i have heard that placing a salad bowl (upside-down)on the head…
..standing on one leg…while humming…
..also promotes ‘the most vigorous growth.’
(just trying to help..)
phil(whoar.co.nz)
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