The Real Me Is Over Here
Why am I considered more acceptable, happier, healthier, and more sociable just because I have on makeup? Am I not okay just the way I am? Why do I fall victim to the pressure in order to avoid the dreaded question... "Are you okay?"
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Annemarie van der Westhuysen 01/12/2006 8:09
Hm, make-up is like alcohol: a little can be a good thing, too much a mask. I think the 'commentary' aspect of the photo might have been stronger if the contrast between the two sides was greater (cf. Robert's comment! ;-)) But then it wouldn't have been such a pleasing image. Well done.Robert Riley 19/09/2006 23:51
Christi, you look beautiful on both sides.Respect!