2008 extended tagline

Philosopher emerging from accounting pulls a quick one on demons who were counting on a free lunch - washing them away, clawing and thrashing, in a river of booze. Our intrepid adventurer takes to the road following the strands of friends he has spun over the web of years. Each friend has created a different life towards their dreams. Experiencing slices of others' passions and doldrums serves to melt and chip away whatever parts of his post-divorce heart are left in his chest. He's dying to the past and growing a heart towards the future. This ripples into his days slowly because liquor is thicker than the blood of a fresh heart. But, as he allows it, understandings expand self and the relationships thereof. Upon settling back onto the world he finds that the techniques of structureless days rounded by inebriation's thick bubble have been used to their maximum advantage but must be let go of now so that he can move back into the society of humans. Journeying gets lonesome tiring.

For El Capitan

So I have been working with two main styles, the Headband and the Do-Rag.  They both start here:

The Do-Rag then gets folded anywhere between here

(Shorter tail over neck)

And here

(Longer tail over neck)

From there it is as simple as placing the folded corner to your forehead

And let the tail droop down and away to make it easier to tie without tangling the tail

One knot

Two knot

Cool

The Headband style just takes a couple more folds...

Try and keep it pretty symmetrical at this stage

Then double one side over

And again.  

Its in the above fold and this one where you really determine the width of the Headband, the more folds before getting here, the thinner it will be.

Then take the bottom-left portion and fold it over everything.  It is integral to the process you don't end up with a symmetrical fold on the last one.  The little lip folding over gives you stability and integrity (of shape) throughout a day's wear.

Lift it directly to your forehead so the lip is on the inside.

I generally lean over because I want as much of my hair to stand out in as many weird directions as I can coerce from it; hair gel helps.

One knot

Two knot

Cool!