Painters in Tlayacapan (big photo)

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The less you want to be noticed the more you are...

I have celebrated so much, that I was a little bit embarrased, so I decided to post small pics of our party in Tlayacapan, in order to appear less...but a friend noticed it and told me...

That makes me remember the times when I was a teenager. In that time like most teenagers feel about themselves, I felt I was very ugly..., so in order to be less noticed I covered my face with my hair, at that time I had very long hair (up to the waistline) and what happened? I was noticed more...

Comments

Lilian said…
You all look gorgeus and happy :)
25 May, 2008 04:03
Darth Tater said…
I don't understand the meaning of your post, because I know that you enjoy to be noticed since I have known you, many many years ago....! You are always noticed, my dear, you are a really someone attractive and enjoyable, therefore, do not be ashamed to be noticed like you are!
25 May, 2008 23:57
NORMA ASCENCIO said…
en las fotos chiquitas no podia creer que geno era geno...jeje, pensaba que igual ya habia otra en el grupo con ese nombre.

hace mucho que no los veo :( pero ni hablar, mi niño hermoso lo vale! :)

gracias por publicarla en grande!
26 May, 2008 00:03
odette farrell said…
Lilian,
Yes we did have a great time.

Darth,
OK, you are right I enjoy being noticed... that is truth, but honestly I was somehow ashamed of
all these celebrations. The blog should say: A painter talking about parties :)))

Nor,
Sí es Geno, los que faltaron y tienen un gran tache fueron Tomás y el Pollo :(
26 May, 2008 03:42
nor del terror said…
jajaj... claro, no me imagino al pollo llendo a algo asi.... y ya sabes que dicen que a tom tampoco le gusta salir de su rumbo.

en fin, ellos se lo pierden.

(la verdad, es que creo que yo tampoco hubiera ido jeje)
27 May, 2008 17:37
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