I styled my hair differently today.
I parted it a bit deeper and left a bit of my forehead peeking through my "swept" bangs. Oops! My daughter says they're no longer called "bangs"; they're "fringe".
I digress.
Mister: (squinting at my face) What's wrong?
Princess: (squinting at my face) What's wrong where?
Mister: There. (pointing to my forehead) Is that a scar?
Princess: DAD! (scolding) It's a wrinkle, not a scar!
Me: Excuse me? I can hear you!!
"Yes. I heard you loud and clear!"
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Its the frown lines that suddenly are there even when I'm smiling, right between my eyebrows that are so darn annoying.
LOL...I'm sorry!! I've noticed things on my face I have come to not care for...like the extra skin on my eyelids. *sigh* oh well. lol Men...whata'ya gonna do with them?! lol
He he you post made me smile.
You can always trust your other half and children to tell it how it is lol.
Thanks for your lovely comment I really appreciate it.
I tell my oldest daughter to enjoy how she looks NOW!!! It will gradually change. I try to remember that myself.
Guess you won't be wearing your hair like that again, huh?
haha honesty is so over-rated! Please lie to me when it concerns fat or wrinkles.
Men can be a little dense at times. My dad used to point out every raging red zit I'd get - as if I hadn't known they were there. ???? You just have to ignore it. And give them stink eye.
I guess there's something to be said for losing ones hearing as we grow older..eye sight too.
I agree with Janie above....a little truth can go way to far sometimes. I'm sure your "fringe" looks very cute.
I suppose it is illegal to smother him in his sleep in your state, too? I checked...Highly illegal here- xo Diana
HAHA - good thing they are still alive - and I don't if it makes you feel any better - but we all have them! sandie
He deserves a spanking! Then tell him he's the one that gave it to you! LOL
What's up with the new terminology? Fringe??? Really!
That's not a wrinkle, that's a love line.
I finally passed the torch to my beautiful nieces...it makes it all so much easier!
It is not a wrinkle. It is a character line. As a child I loved running my hands over my grandmothers wrinkles. She looked like a pure bread native american and if you have ever seen a picture of Menowa....you have seen the crevices of my grandmother's face. They were so amazing. I look in my face now...and see hers....and know that one day I too will be as creviced as she was. Time marches on. Happy New Years my friend.
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