Time for a new image

I have decided that today was the day that I should begin brushing my antler velvet towards the right. It's nice to have a change now and again, and I find that spring is a good time for a make-over. I thought people wouldn't notice, seeing as how the velvet really is quite short and it makes little obvious difference which way it is brushed.
But I've been getting comments all morning.
I fear it may be making me look like a girl moose.
Or that people will think I've changed my political persuasions.
Maybe I'll get on BBC Breakfast where they can have an in-depth discussion about it.

Update: I was in a 3 to 1 discussion on climate change last night. Apparently there was a program on BBC4 recently that "showed" that the CO2 changes FOLLOW the temperature changes and don't cause them. Something about sunspots and volcanic eruptions producing more CO2 than a population explosion of Chinese coal-fired power station engineers could make in a million lifetimes. I guess the way I think about it, the stewardship thing still holds...if these guys are right then we'll just have to satisfy ourselves that we did a good thing that didn't save the planet. And if they happen to be wrong...

Another small update. Confession time. Indirectly, I have discovered that I will in fact be donating to CR. Mooselet #1' s school appear to have put on a special day for his birthday, where the kids are allowed to not go in uniform if they donate at least £1. So he's going off to school in his party gear (no time to go home and change...) and giving over his couple of quid. Which of course came from my wallet.
Ho hum. Still, on an average basis, I've now done my bit since CR raises a whopping £1 from each man, woman and child in the country or £5 per person that will watch tonight.
Good job for the other estimated £7 billion annually given to charity (2003 figures) - that's about £120 per person. 40% of people give nothing at all in the average month. Another 30% give something but less than £5 per month. 25% give between £5 and £50 per month and 5% give more than £50 per month. Just a bit of perspective...

But to be fair, it is indeed £60million or so that people probably wouldn't give otherwise and it does do a lot of good. And I'm sure a lot of the celebs involved are in that top 5% of charitable givers. So have fun tonight if you watch, have fun if you don't.

I expect to spend my evening getting paint off my fur and tattoos off my antlers. I'll probably spend it regretting the number of sausages, crisps and bits of cake that I ate. And fussing in front of the mirror trying to decide whether to stay with the left to right velvet or switch back.