Cool selfies. I agree that every shot is a selfie in some regard. It seems like we bothlike to see our selfies blurred or distorted beyond obvious recognition.
I can't speak for you, but for myself, there's no doubt that all later selfies have that tendency. I
am more blurred as I age - both physically as well as in the mind. I don't mean that I can't understand the things I could as a younger person, just that the truth behind those understandings is no longer cast in stone, and that what seemed absolutley right and beyond reasonable doubt no longer seems that way today. Perhaps it's the accumulated weakness caused from too many external opinions crushing in on me over the years, maybe it's just that I have not the self-confidence in my own positions anymore - I can't really say, honestly, but I do feel that a general air of bemusement pervades my being these days. People that I meet regularly seem to become slightly different people depending on the day; one chap I know bought a twenty-something year-old old banger (car - not edible) for 400 euros a couple of weeks ago; it broke down on the motorway en route to the airport and has ended up costing him over a grand... why not simply dump it and cut his losses before blowing a further 600 euros? Other's drink themselves stupid and then go off the bottle for a week and think that now all is okay, that they are perfectly healthy again and, importantly,
in control!, so the following week they find themselves legless again, and so the cycle continues to freewheel down the hill.
No wonder selfies might appear to be less than distinct... Miss KK might be advised to take note and buy a Softar lll. Unless she learns some technique, of course.
Rob C
