At this rate my boobs will be at my knees and my chins at my waist line before long. I don't look very happy about it, do I? I have discovered a new reason, however, to smile. Those little lines just march right up hill and join the crowd around the eyes. Much more acceptable around the eyes, I think.
And I really don't have a black eye, just some dark circles from this darn bronchitis. Plus I got a little carried away with cerulean blue...oh well.
And I really don't have a black eye, just some dark circles from this darn bronchitis. Plus I got a little carried away with cerulean blue...oh well.
7 comments:
OH MY GOSH -- YOU DREW MY FACE !!! WHAT A GREAT SKETCH -- AND HON, THE BAGS UNDER MY EYES NEED A CLERK TO HAUL SOMEWHERE! GREAT JOB!
Boy oh boy can I relate - What a great sketch!!! I hope with a nice shower you will see a fresher face and I can tell you are a kid inside forever!
Sandy
Oh too funny!! Great sketch and commentary!
LOVE this ....and darned if i dont understand about those dang wrinkles...we all have our trust fund for our face lifts started at work:>
Ha! Great drawing and writing! I also got visited by the cellulite troll...
>-(
Thank you for your comment about my mum. It's funny, 'cause I talked to her about what I'd written on my blog, and she said that's just how she feels. She'll be 70 next year and she said that she follows the changes, new wrinkles, dark spots etc, with fascination. She actually enjoys aging, finds it interesting. She thinks it's funny how the younger generation now treats her with respect, especially on her travels, "as if I was a little old lady"! The whole of life is for living, every last drop of it and there's now point in getting upset about it. One just has to grab hold of something steady, like God, or Love, or Bliss, and hang on and try to enjoy the ride. Obviously I inherited my positive attitude towards my own ageing process from my mum, so I hope I can give the same gift to my four daughters :-)
I think it's terrific with all the bright colors!
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