March 3, 2012 by Pat Bean
“The most dangerous of all falsehoods is a slightly distorted truth.” — Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
Body Distortion: Day of the Dead, San Antonio, Texas -- Photo by Pat Bean
Bean’s Pat: Slowing Down to Save Time http://tinyurl.com/6wzf65g A lesson I would do well to take to heart.
“It is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters.” — Ursula K. Le Guin
Pat Bean is a writer, avid birder, hiker and passionate nature observer with wanderlust in her soul. She spent nine years living and traveling in a small RV. She now lives in Tucson with a furry black ball of energy she named Pepper, a rescued Scotty-mix. She was also a journalist for 37 years, and can be reached at patbean@msn.com
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That’s a photo of me in a hundred years!
Or me Bob.
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Hi,
I love the photo, whoever is behind the costume did a brilliant job with this one, and I love the way he has the skeletons feet on top of his own, that would definitely make it a bit easier to cart around. 😀
Thangs Mags.
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The photo shows how we can distort the true image of ourselves! Nice one Pat
Nice one, Pat. 🙂
That’s me when I have a headache 😛
Love that photo, Pat!