I guess I can only get 6 to a page. I have four more to go.
I'm never sure where these are going to show up on the page, or where the text is going to go.
Right is my black hat over a pink sleep cap. The black hat doesn't show up too well. I even tried to lighten it up some.
Left is my llama hat, a gift from a friend who said it didn't look good on her. I think its cute as can be and I gather from looking at young things that black, cream and brown are quite in fashion. Not that I would know.
Looking silly so you can see my poinsietta pin for Christmas -- its not a red palm tree! (And that's a snowman on my shirt.)
Me looking a bit classic with a black hat over the white sleep hat.
I love the llama hat! And the poinsetta pin!
ReplyDeleteHere is a thing about not having hair -- it says who the person under that hair really is. And I'm glad to say that the person who was under your hair is now confirmed as a good person.
The first time my husband Rhett shaved his beard, I was appalled at the what his facial expressions looked like -- they looked entirely different than they did with the beard disguising them. I said, "If I had known you were looking like that when you were looking like that, I would not have put up with it!" Of course, I DID continue to put up with it, but I think I then knew him better, having seen him without a beard.
I wonder if you know yourself better, seeing yourself without hair?
Congratulations on learning to use your camera, computer, and the Internet, darlin'. ;-)
love,
Nancy