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Great observation Andy and yes I know that feeling too.
ReplyDeleteNice catch, Andy!
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing she's from Arizona and being used to very high temperatures found it to be a bit chilly in Canada. I can relate because that is exactly how I looked the last time I went to London. Everyone else in shirtsleeves and me in a coat and scarf.
ReplyDelete...my 16 year old granddaughter wears black, white and gray!
ReplyDeleteInteresting photo Andy. I like people who are not necessarily like other people, they are not lambs following the flock and I like that
ReplyDeleteEveryone else is sufficiently warm.
ReplyDeleteLo de ser extraño o raro es un concepto muy subjetivo. Quizá lo que fluye por dentro de la mente de esa persona sea más normal que la del resto, pero su apariencia nos engaña.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
Always felt 'different' until I learned the meaning of introvert. Aha, they're o.k; I'm o.k.---nice to know.
ReplyDelete"You and I travel to the beat of a different drum..."
ReplyDeletePerhaps she's practicing social distancing... I know I AM these days.
ReplyDeleteShe looks fine, and obviously likes keeping warm, Andy
ReplyDeleteGood way to keep warm.
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