What Microsoft will do to try and be cool these days…
The final moments of the Mo caught in pictures:
STEP 1
The loss of Mo puts me into a state of shock
Inevitable…
Naked. My upper lip felt out of proportion from the rest of my face – far too big.
Thanks again to everyone who has donated. And its not too late to still support Movember and my Mo (rest its furry little soul). Just visit my MoSpace to donate.
The end of Movember has arrived and boy have we done well.
£375.01!!!
I’d like to thank everyone that has donated as I’ve raised almost double the amount from last year. So that’s a big thanks to Caroline, Richard H, Damian, Chris, Ian, Sarah, James, Robert, Richard W, Beata, Phil S, Dad, Julie, Wallace, Jonny, Steve, Simon, Tim, Kyle, Caitlin, Peter, James, Eleanor, Max, Mum, and Phil V. A very big thank you to all of you, your money has gone to help fight prostate cancer – a very worthy cause indeed.
But that’s not the end of the new media frenzy! Oh no! Here’s something to keep you going…
Okay, so the night before the Movember Gala Party I reckon its time to unveil some comparison shots.
Have I lived up to the benchmark? Is it worthy of a donation?
Click the pictures for a close up.
It appears three weeks of Mo growing have reached my natural length – any longer and I shan’t be keeping to the style guide I set myself at the start of the month.
So the Mo has had a little trim and some neatening of the edges, and I reckon its looking GOOOOD!*
Thanks for the very generous donations so far. £260 so far! WOW!
*True to the words of a recent email from the Movember Foundation, despite alarming strands of grey and the occasional fleck of ginger, I am indeed becoming quite attached to my Mo.
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