I decided after menopause to let the hair grow where it will, which isn't much of anywhere. I do have a tad of a mustache I conceal with concealing cream.
What an original take on the theme although I hope your pinkie isn't a new injury. My brother broke my pinkie when we were children. My parents didn't think he was strong enough for it to be serious since we were young, but it turned out that it was a break. I have a permanently crooked pinkie. That would have been funny if I'd though of that and we'd both shown off our pinkies, although my brother hates for me to show off my finger he broke when he was around 8, ha. I hope you have a great weekend.
Lol... (not about the "bent pinkie" but about the twist on the theme...).
Our family has what we call "the Tocher knuckles". It is a family trait. We all have large knuckles. My mother's are worse than mine are. She lost her wedding band and I bought her a "replacement" for it, an extra-extra-extra large man's ring. It goes over her ring knuckle -- just-- but there is enough room after that point to fit another finger in the ring.
On really cold days when her fingers shrink, she has to wear it on her middle finger. Even then, some days it will just fall off in the cold, while the day before, she had to soap her finger to get it on the smaller finger.
There is a family story that a cousin of my father's, a well-known Church of Scotland missionary to China, Rev. Forbes Scott Tocher, was going to be speaking. My grandmother hadn't met him and didn't know what he looked like. My mother noticed that one of the dignitaries had gigantic knuckles and said "I think that must be him..."
My bent pinkie.
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Great take on the theme Liz.I like it! For once my photo actually has something to do with the theme! Happy weekend
I decided after menopause to let the hair grow where it will, which isn't much of anywhere. I do have a tad of a mustache I conceal with concealing cream.
Nice take this week.
Happy Weekend.
Interesting choice for the theme! Thanks so much for stopping by and happy photo hunting :)
Cool photo! A very unique take on the theme this week! Thanks for visiting mine and have a nice weekend. Annie
Youch! Crikey mate!
Have a good weekend. :)
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What an original take on the theme although I hope your pinkie isn't a new injury. My brother broke my pinkie when we were children. My parents didn't think he was strong enough for it to be serious since we were young, but it turned out that it was a break. I have a permanently crooked pinkie. That would have been funny if I'd though of that and we'd both shown off our pinkies, although my brother hates for me to show off my finger he broke when he was around 8, ha. I hope you have a great weekend.
How many pinks are there in the dictionary? I'll have to look it up.
I'll bet that hurt when you did it.
Happy weekend to you Liz.
That's a great one Liz. Truly unique. :)
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Very clever clogs. My dad has one of those from National Service.
Does it hurt for the pinkie to be bent? Hope not. In any event, a nice, original take on this week's theme -- well done! :)
oh that's a great take on the theme!
What a unique take on the theme!
Happy weekend.
LOL! Great stretch on the theme, Liz... love it!
Great take on this theme - very creative - I like it!
Happy weekend
Now, that is a witty one, Liz :)
i hope it doesn't hurt. happy weekend.
Aloha Liz,
Very clever:)entry for this week's PH theme.
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Great pic!
What a different take on the theme!! hope it doesn't hurt...
Happy weekend!!
At least this kind of pink item I haven't seen yet today, lol !
A really great idea for the theme :-)
great take on the theme.
Here's mine.
Enjoy your weekend!
This is the first pinkie I have seen today... great take on the theme. I was not so creative. My pinks are up here.
Lol... (not about the "bent pinkie" but about the twist on the theme...).
Our family has what we call "the Tocher knuckles". It is a family trait. We all have large knuckles. My mother's are worse than mine are. She lost her wedding band and I bought her a "replacement" for it, an extra-extra-extra large man's ring. It goes over her ring knuckle -- just-- but there is enough room after that point to fit another finger in the ring.
On really cold days when her fingers shrink, she has to wear it on her middle finger. Even then, some days it will just fall off in the cold, while the day before, she had to soap her finger to get it on the smaller finger.
There is a family story that a cousin of my father's, a well-known Church of Scotland missionary to China, Rev. Forbes Scott Tocher, was going to be speaking. My grandmother hadn't met him and didn't know what he looked like. My mother noticed that one of the dignitaries had gigantic knuckles and said "I think that must be him..."
Sure enough, it was him!
That should have read "cousin of my grandmother's"
Clever...but did you break your finger at some time?
Are you married or something?
I really like this Liz. Very cleverly done. (Sorry I'm so late!)
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