This is the silliest most random post ever but I want to record my own 'missing the mark'. All my life I've wanted those really cool eye teeth that kinda sit up above in the gums fro the four front teeth. I always thought they looked really trendy and with it and sophisticated. Silly, but I did, do.
So this past week I got some trial head shots back from a photographer. It was a bad hair day and we were mostly trying to find out which angles most reveal the real me. Turns out my right side is my 'good' side.
Anyway they were blown up really big, cropped really tight on my face but not touched up in any way. You can see my freckles. You can see the cap on my front tooth is a different colour, whiter, than the other older genuine teeth. AND it is very clear that I have those really cool eye teeth that sit up above in the gums higher than the four front teeth. I have had what I wanted all my life and never knew it!!!
Hmmmmm.....time to take inventory again......wonder what else I have that I've wanted that I didn't know I had? Silly Deb, as my client kids say.....
Be of good cheer... you might already have what you want and not be making the most of it.........
About Me
- The Social Contemplative
- What does it mean to be a social contemplative? A person who has spent a lot of time reflecting on a very busy life with diverse experiences that have , in spite of herself, yielded a lot of wisdom she wishes to pass on to others. Deborah loves people but recharges her batteries alone. Sitting in the presence of her own life is mandatory. Reflection and centering happen in the midst of the whirl of a populated world. Born on the East Coast, living all her adult life on the West Coast she is a hybrid of cultures. She is a mom, a writer, and a teacher who sings, reads and swims for fun. And yes she is ordained, but don’t hold that against her. She believes we are more than conquerors and most days there’s a smile on her face because she deals with life in real time. She’s a whole lot funnier than this description makes her sound. Lastly, it’s important to know she’s a paper and pencil gal in a digital world.
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