Beautiful Fish Lips

When I was a little girl  I lived with my grandmother for two years, who was a seamstress.  She wore glasses when she crocheted, knit or sewed on her industrial sewing machine.  I would try on her big rimmed glasses to see the magic behind them.    Like 3-D glasses every thing seemed to suddenly be closer to my face.   It was as if I understood what a fish sees from his fishbowl.    With camera near me I was ready to shoot a picture when my granddaughter put on my glasses and made "fish-lips"

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Susan Adcox said…
The cutest little fishy I've ever seen!
March 14, 2011 at 8:08 PM
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