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Now there's a way you can keep up to date with the areas that matter to you with our free email newsletter. Here at MyLondon, we're doing our very best to make sure you get the latest news, reviews and features from your area. 'When we got to March 2021 we were still in lockdown so I said let's wait until we get a bit more daylight. The original plan was on the one-year anniversary of lockdown to shave then, that will be the big celebration, donate it to charity to refresh everyone's memory of what we’re going through. He said: 'I thought the least I could do was not cut my hair, not trim or shave anything. Sheridon was inspired at the beginning of the pandemic by Captain Tom Moore's efforts to raise money for the NHS and subsequently wanted to do his bit.

'My wife said 'I would like to know what his face looks like again'.' 'My kids don't remember what I look like without hair, they say the pictures don't look like me,' Sheridon said. Sheridon said his eight-year-old daughter, Lourelie, has taken the opportunity to plait braids into his beard and hair whilst his 10-year-old son, Wyatt, has helped with recording a 'campaign video'. I have to take time to wash and condition my beard. It takes a little longer to get ready in the morning. 'Now I have a collection of beard and hair products to keep it under control. Sheridon Glenn hasn't cut his hair or beard for over 500 days (Image: Sheridon Glenn)

Cast away beard software#

He's set himself an ambitious target of raising £25,000 for frontline workers.Įxplaining the challenge of dealing with his wild hair, the computer software worker said: 'Brushing it out in the morning is a pain in the butt sleeping is a pain - when you sleep you roll over and lay on your hair, it falls in your eye when you're working, my beard gets quite tangly. The father-of-two told My London he hasn't done anything to his 'unruly' hair in at least 516 days, as his last haircut was 'around January 10, 2020'. The hair and beard of Sheridon Glenn, 49, from Hampton, have not seen a pair of clippers for 15 months and counting.īut he's finally getting a trim - or perhaps a shear would be more appropriate - and doing so for a really good cause. At the end, his name has since been removed, indicating that she is now single.Lockdown has left many of us facing an almost impossible quandry - do we just let our hair go rogue or let a member of our family without any experience of hairdressing loose with a pair of scissors or clippers?įor one London dad it appears the answer was easy - as he's not cut his hair or had a shave since well before the start of the first lockdown in March 2020. If you notice the gateway over the entrance to her property where another package was delivered at the beginning of the movie, both her name and her husband's was on the overhead ironwork, as well as the angel wings. She was married to the guy in Russia who she was sending packages to, but he was cheating on her. The wings are her artist's 'logo.' As Hanks stands in the crossroads deciding which way he will go, his looking back in the direction that she just drove off implies he will go back to her house, probably to let her know that she had given him hope while he was on the island that he could someday deliver that package, and possibly to restart his life with her (she is pretty, after all). The angel wings are a plot device to show that the parcel Tom Hanks just delivered to the ranch belongs to the woman (who is an artist) in the truck, which also has the wings painted on the tailgate.