A friend's eye is a good mirror.
Irish proverb
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Thinker and Luisa are back, one year later, with the blog Quoted
Images, Imaged Quotes. Very much look forward to seeing you around and reading your comments and suggestions.
Thinker and Luisa, November 2010
Images, Imaged Quotes. Very much look forward to seeing you around and reading your comments and suggestions.
Thinker and Luisa, November 2010
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5 comments:
Great moment captured! I guess the eyes of a child are the most clear of all mirrors.
totally second you :) these eyes are my nephew's eyes, the youngest boy in the family. He has such dark deep eyes, he can smile with his eyes.
and more than that, I really think he gets what my sister feels. his eyes smile when she laughs (he laughs as well, my sis has a contagious laugh). I think he as a bit of me as well, now that I've been around more time w him. even though I don't have children, I feel my nephews as my children, I love them so so much that yes, their eyes must be the best mirror. I have to make sure they get a good picture, though.
Yes, it's amazing how children explore the world around them with their deep eyes. There's a quote by Walt Streightiff: "There are no seven wonders of the world in the eyes of a child. There are seven million."
I think people in a way lose that depth of an eye as they grow older.
sadly, i agree w you. that deepness tends to get blurred with sprinkles of sadness. when i grow old (er) i really want to keep looking at my surroundings w curiosity and willingness to see more and more.
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