Don’t look at it too closely: Some things are best seen in a passing glance. I may have first seen this face when the lettering was upside down, as here, over-riding the reading reflex.
The Mona Lisa smile is sort of classic, don’t you think?
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Posted: 2024 Nov 29
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Sun Dogs
- DiscoveriaWhen freezing winds have claimed the sky
suspending ice within the air,
a curious sight may greet the eye:
two lights beside the sun's bright eye.A sun dog, mock sun, phantom sun:
bright spots of light on either side
as if there isn't only one
but two stars by the centre one.You'll see them when the sun sits low
upon the land; when morning comes,
against the sunrise they may glow,
or fade into the sunset's glow.So marvel at the triple sun -
the radiant parhelion.Posted: 2024 Nov 29
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Easier with my glasses off –
Alison – LOL. Yes, best not to look too closely.
Even with the glasses off . . . ? I think it’s time to call in a psychologist who will use these images for deep research.
Laurna – No, no. I have it on good authority that seeing faces in non-face things is a sign of great psychological stability. Or deep-seated psychosis . . .