In contrast to its wearer-friendly cousin the scarf, you have to consider the "fit" of a snood. I was about eight, so wallies was a term that got bandied about quite freely. My mum used to wear one, and it was a running joke that if my dad or I slipped it on, we'd look like wallies. So my column this month is all about accessorising for winter. On the few occasions you get a flash of genius (I also entertained thoughts of "You Snood, You Lose" and "To Bobble or Not to Bobble" – basically, I was on inspired form), you simply have to go with it. But that's before I was struck by "A Question of Snood". U ntil today I would have argued that very rarely is it a good working practice to come up with a single line, or title, and figure out what the article is about from there.
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