
I like to use the big bottle of clear liquid hand soap to refill the little bottles. It took two drops of the blue food coloring. I didn’t shake it up, the bottle was partly full and I just dropped in the coloring and then poured in the rest to fill the bottle. It did its own decorating…. I have a red one, too, but the picture isn’t as pretty because of the background; besides, I couldn’t make the red photo transfer.
It doesn’t take much to entertain me. š
What fun! I see a person’s face surrounded by hair.
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I love seeing things and faces in strange settings. FYI two drops of the blue is almost too much, it will stay interesting to me for months as I add more of the clear soap. (I know, I really need to get out more š
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I stared at the picture until the face appeared. I love to see things in other things. I guess we are programmed as humans to see reminders.
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I’m glad you saw a face, too.
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Scott just showed me a blueberry muffin with a very noticeable face…but he ate it. š I read an article onetime that said human babies respond more to face-like shapes than to other objects.
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I laughed that Scott ate the muffin. There is a practical man!
I think I’ve read something similar about babies loving face-like shapes. I still do!
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There is a word for ‘seeing faces in mundane things’
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I never remember that word when I need it.
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Words escape me too often now, I think my brain is filling up and needs some culling of extraneous information. š
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I’ve tried to get rid of extraneous information, but it sticks even tighter.
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The thing is to decide what is extraneous information. š
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I’ll tell you one bit of extraneous information. I remember that the daughter of my mother-in-law’s friend was not allergic to carrots or chicken, but she had a reaction if she ate the two together. I have carried that in my head for 50 years. It is totally useless and will do no one any good. I’ll bet you have a good one to nominate for the useless category.
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I’ll have to think about that. My kids think a lot of my information is extraneous. š
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My children would probably say the same to me.
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Son Joe used to call it “Mom’s famous lectures #xxx.” He once called me from an airport someplace and yelled “Mom! You were right! I was in the right place at the right time…and I got the job.”
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My daughter hates it when I “go into lecture mode.” š
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Face pareidolia …
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Well, two words then.
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I forget my lesson on descriptive words…I want to say “face” is an adjective here, but that’s wrong I think.
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Bob and I used to have a game we called “who does that remind you of…” finding obscure traits or resemblances in people in various locations.
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That would be a fun game.
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We usually had a lot of fun together. I still miss him after twenty years.
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