You might know my opinion about facelifts and Botox: I'm against it. Fullstop.
But that is not the theme I want to write about today - I just thought that the headline "Haughty Faces" might not be that attractive :-)
The older I grow the less tolerant I get to endure haughty faces. It's bad when you meet them in the street. Very often they belong to very young women, who, dressed to the nines, are unsure and fight back any possible advances that they actually want so much.
Then there are "famous" people. Here I show you one of Germany's most famous hairdressers.
He is doing the hair of Chancellor Angela Merkel - if that is a recommendation. He has been on TV recently - but I don't know why he is looking at us like this.
I mean: he is a hairdresser - and not the Queen of Sheba?
And here you see the poster I see when walking past the Russian ticket office.
This is a conductor - whom I don't know, but he might be quite famous.
Be it as it may - if he looks at me like that I would prefer not to make his aquaintance.
There is an American psychologist, Dr. Wayne Dyer, who suggests that, if you see such a face at the breakfast table, over the long run you will become clinically depressed. I would.
And now let me show you the worst case: shop window dummies.
What were they thinking of when they created these???
Do they think that I will buy anything these - well: DUMMIES - are wearing? ?
You bet - I don't!
