Edward
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If there's a thread on this already, I'm using the wrong search terms...
I elected to shave my head completely almost a decade ago ,after several years of tight buzzcuts failed to hide the fact that I had started to go bald in my mid twenties. Never regretted it (frankly, even given the option I wouldn't go back to having hair now), but at this time of year it does occasionally get a little chilly indoors. As I write this, I'm back in the office for the first time in three weeks, and it's certainly gone nippy in here with there being no heating on in that time. At home, I wear one of my dozen or so beautiful Fez-o-Rama fezzes. Not always suitable for the office, mind.... though as it's quiet, I'm wearing this one right now, as it happened to be in the office:
Is there anything out there that would keep the noggin warm, while being a bit more subtle, or should I just go looking for a plain smoking cap for the office? I've admired skull caps worn by Jewish and Muslim gentlemen both, but I would be uncomfortable with culturally appropriating a symbol of religious observance... Can't bring myself to go for a wool beanie...
I elected to shave my head completely almost a decade ago ,after several years of tight buzzcuts failed to hide the fact that I had started to go bald in my mid twenties. Never regretted it (frankly, even given the option I wouldn't go back to having hair now), but at this time of year it does occasionally get a little chilly indoors. As I write this, I'm back in the office for the first time in three weeks, and it's certainly gone nippy in here with there being no heating on in that time. At home, I wear one of my dozen or so beautiful Fez-o-Rama fezzes. Not always suitable for the office, mind.... though as it's quiet, I'm wearing this one right now, as it happened to be in the office:
Is there anything out there that would keep the noggin warm, while being a bit more subtle, or should I just go looking for a plain smoking cap for the office? I've admired skull caps worn by Jewish and Muslim gentlemen both, but I would be uncomfortable with culturally appropriating a symbol of religious observance... Can't bring myself to go for a wool beanie...