Three Views of My Wife on Christmas
Posted on December 25, 2012 Posted by John Scalzi 19 Comments
Pensive.
Muffled.
Musical.
Posted on December 25, 2012 Posted by John Scalzi 19 Comments
Pensive.
Muffled.
Musical.
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Well at least you didn’t phone it in with her, you workshy fop
Good pix of a lovely woman :). I’d describe pose 2 as ‘mysterious’, personally.
Dang, where do I get a muzzle in these parts. I have a good use for it right about now, lol.
Happy Holidays :).
All Three – Beautiful.
I never knew your wife was left-handed.
Now you do!
Beautiful pics, as always. Happy holidays!
:-)
The headline gave me the idea that we would be hearing three opinions, rather than seeing three pictures.
Fabulous. Merry Christmas, y’all.
I see what you mean about Athena resembling her.
@Dan Geiser
That was essentially my thought before I opened the Comments area. More specifically, given all the photos that John has posted over the years, I could not believe that I had never noticed that before.
It’s not as if I have not been exposed to a number of lefties over the years. My Dad’s father was left-handed, and all three of my son’s serious girlfriends were lefties – plus, he married the third one.
Thus my surprise at not spotting it previously.
With best wishes,
– Tom –
Beautiful portraits. You have a second skill (I suspect you knew that.)
Left-handed people are the best people!
Not entirely relevant, but I’ve been reading this blog for a long time, but only just now read and finished An Old Man’s War, and, holy shit.
Wow.
The trouble starts when the left-handed people don’t know what the right-handed people are doing.
Nice to see another left-handed ukulele player in the world. I was beginning to think I might be the only one. ;)
Lucky, lucky man.
Was the ukulele a Christmas present or something she already had? If so, coincidence: I bought my wife a ukulele for Christmas. (And I bought myself one, so I can learn her how to play it.)
I bought it for her. I already have one and so does our daughter.