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"Accept that some days you're the pigeon, and some days the statue."
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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8 comments:
These ladies are often dressed for fun by passers-by but never saw one with such a hat! :)
What a fun photo! I like the way the pigeon is looking at you. :)
Her expression says, "Don't I look chic in my chapeau?"
Cute one, V.
I could accept that if only there were more days when I could be the pigeon.
I think thats one of the few quotes where I really think it has a meaning, and someone didn't right it down just because some dude was famous. It seems birds have really taken to you this past trip, Mrs. J!
"Accept that some days you're the pigeon, and some days the statue." you are absolutely right.
There is now a competition between pigeons and seagulls to be the "chapeau" of the statues! I guess you have also a few seagulls in reserve! :-)
Both the quote and the photo are great. Great association!
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