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Friday, October 16, 2020

Trop. C'est à Peine Assez (Weekend Reflections # 577)

Paris, France

I wonder if these guys realize that they have a guest at their table. A guest that seems to be wearing too much eyeshadow.  But as the reflected words say,  "Trop c'est à peine assez" = "Too much is hardly enough."

Happy Reflecting 

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15 comments:

  1. Funny! I do not think that composition was accidental, but of course you are very alert to such opportunities.

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  2. une magnifique surimpression qui rappelle un temps révolu. J'espère que tout va bien de ton côté.

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  3. James, it's ME..JP with a new blog name...never mind, don't ask!! So you'll be seeing me as usual but under new cover...A Green Ridge!! Oh, one more thing...I love your reflection as usual...:)jp

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  4. James, you found a terrific reflection, and the reflected verbiage is perfect for the situation.

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  5. Very clever 'find'. James. Mrs. Jim hears and reads and does some writing in French but wont speak it when we are in France.
    She loved your "Trop c'est à peine assez" = "Too much is hardly enough," so do I.
    ..

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  6. That may be why they chose the table!
    And as for the eye shadow, wow! Very 1970-80s

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  7. WOW That was a real find James that you spotted. Fabulous reflection. Thanks for hosting syat safe and have a great weekend

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  8. fabulous reflection! Love the layers as usual....

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  9. Clever reflection, James! Too much eye shadow does the opposite of enhancing:(

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  10. This is very nice reflection.
    Hugs

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  11. A strange image, as though the viewer is mind-reading.

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  12. wow, she looks like possessed. as if there were light from her eyes.

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