Hey everyone, In this video, I'm going to show you 10 ways to wear your snood, it's the staple of the winter, so ya, when i first got it ...
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Le: Forest snood
I do my best to limit my winter hiatus from life to a minimum. My latest methods included feeding eyes with Fiasco and other art/fashion/photography magazines, with a mug of hot cocoa milk or wild rose tea close at hand, editing photographs of the Home series or movie evenings with French cinema ( La vie en rose and Les chansons d'amour ). For the past two weeks I've had also the biggest music crush on Patrick Watson. Maybe it's only my whimsical perception, but to me he creates with sound theatrical images, like the ones brought to life by Tim Burton, Wes Anderson or Jean-Pierre Jaunet. I thought about editing above photographs with tons and hues like in The Storm video, but in the end I decided to keep them in winter blues and violets. I'm currently exploring some more of the ethereal indie folk from Canada and California, which helps to mollify the freezing cold.
The Sport Report » Muppets: Burton Albion Snood Fail
The snood has been keeping the likes of Samir Nasri warm throughout the winter period of the Premier League season. Goalkeeper Pepe Reina, has also been caught sporting a snood now and then but the real pioneer of the upgraded-scarf is Carlos Tevez – though it’s likely he was covering his neck to hide his scars rather than just keep warm, which have been subject to scrutiny from opposing fans over the years.
Anyway, Burton Albion saw a fantastic opportunity last week in snood merchandising and launched their official BAFC snood. The item was reported to be extremely popular and sold out almost immediately. Just days later, Sepp Blatter banned the snood from the pitch and Burton Albion’s ingenuity in making a quick buck was put to a halt just as quick.
We’ll miss the snood just as we’ve missed the vuvuzela, the shirtless celebrations, booting the ball away after the whistle, the golden goal rule, the silver goal rule and most of all Richard Keyes and Andy Gray.
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