How fun is it to see Intrepid Flame making a silly face? Pretty dang fun.
A wonderfully clever SPC submission. Bravo!
The Crafty-girl
I saw this photo and it made me feel better. It is bright, colorful, and fun to look at it. It is pure glamour! Love it!
She is gorgeous. I love this photograph of her.
Wonderful photograph. Amazing post.
I’ve slacked off on my SPC duties for the last two weeks, sorry about that. I’ve been and still am out of town and it has put a damper on my internet time. But I’m back! Imperfect as I am, I’m back.
I usually do a “You make me feel” kind of post, but I’m just going to give you my picks for the week this week.
She thinks she could use botox to make her look less angry, but I think she looks like a movie star. I’ve probably said this before, but I love looking at everybody’s perceived flaws because they never look like imperfections to me. Which makes me hope that my own self declared imperfections aren’t as bad as I think.
Ahhhh, the idea of that much sleep makes me feel like telling her to roll over and make room for me, because that much sleep sounds like a dream.
I’m right there with you, Joy.
I like looking into the mirror and trying to see how many of her I can count. I love the expression on her lovely face.
We all have our bits and pieces that we pay the most attention to. I love her post detailing her chosen vanities, her hair and her hands. And I love this photo and I love “mystery schmystery.”
I’ll see you next month!
imperfect yet forgiven
imperfect perception
imperfect toenail
imperfect thoughts
imperfect spine
imperfect spine (take deux)
imperfect sleep pattern
imperfect melanin
imperfect embrace
imperfect understanding
My computer crashed with only 1 photo left to add to this post, and I had to do the whole thing over again. Sorry this is late!
Apologies for being a day late this week. Nobody’s, you know, perfect.
Here are some of my favourite shots of your beautiful imperfections:
Amystery
I am imperfect, that is for sure. I missed a doctor’s appointment on Monday, because I thought it was on a Wednesday. Oops. And my day to post my weekly picks is on Thursday, yet I’m posting on a Friday. Oh, the imperfections, how they add up. They are so many that I doubt I could find a suitcase big enough to carry even an a wee fraction of my imperfections.
So it is very interesting looking at the perceived imperfections of others, isn’t it? Especially since these imperfections are actually quite beautiful.
I love this photograph because it makes me laugh. It is cute and just plain funny. And then I read the post that goes with it and well, it is worth a read. It is a very honest. She made me laugh and she made me hold on to her every word. A lot of times when I read blogs, I skim posts, I don’t read every. single. word.. But this time I did.
I can relate to this pile o’magazines and books sitting beside Lunar Musings’ bed, because I have one just like it by my bed and tub. Though I am impressed that she has Scientific American in her pile, because I have Us magazine in mine. And I just like this photograph. I like that her pile o’magazines looks HUGE compared to her bed and night table.
I like the depth of field in this. I love that you can see the individual hairs on her leg.
How sweet is that little freckle on her hand? So sweet. Always a fan of the close up shot of a face, this is my favorite picture of the week. I love the red pen, her glasses, her hair, and of course the freckle.
I like that you have to look closely and study her lovely hand to see the little bits that she has chosen as her imperfection of the week.
letha sandison: running with fear and anger
elizaboothy: cold weather skin
bohemian girl: scars and miracles
intrepid flame: imperfectly thin
multitasking mama: angry eyebrows
planet shannon: imperfection is a point of view
September was such a lovely month - rich with love of friends and family and children, warm and welcoming and encompassing.
October is going to be a little different, a little uncomfortable. It will involve some soul searching.
Look beyond the surface of your life, dig into your imperfect self and reveal it to us. I want to see the down and dirty you, the messy, gross and ugly you, the side of yourself that you always try to hide, give us some insight into your dreadful secrets. This can be your physical self or your personal space or within your wider life. Be not afraid!
