Friday, April 27, 2012

putt-putting


This is a prose blog.  But, now and then, a photograph comes along that would be lessened with an essay.

I have only one comment.  One thing that Europeans earn points for.  They are self-confident enough to wear clothes like this in public.

More power to them.

28 comments:

  1. Well at least he has good legs........

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  2. My goodness. You are the eternal optimist.

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  3. Nothing wrong with self-confidence, the more the better.

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  4.  That's the spirit.  No one has ever charged me with a lack of that virtue.

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  5. Clothes - You call these clothes??

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  6. And so you wear speedos.

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  7. Are you sure it is self confience in the picture or is it "unable to face reality" 

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  8. Have some one snap a photo of you in your speedos......

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  9. Self esteem maybe, a sense of modesty, zero.  The statue was much easier on the eyes.
    Francisco

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  10.  Not any more.  Not since I was in my 20s.  I seem to recall there is a photograph like that in the blog archives.

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  11.  Reality simply misleads us.

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  12.  They would need a time machine to accompany the camera.

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  13.  I thought it was an interesting grouping.

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  14. I guess in the same way politicians have policies. Just enough to cover the essentials.

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  15. I haven't commented until now because the idea of being trapped on a boat with boring people gives me the willies. But I may have to add to my "allergy" thAt I don' want to see sights like in this picture! Yikes!

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  16. There's nothing wrong with being old.  Few Americans that age could pull it off at all.

    Kim G
    Boston, MA
    Where, despite still weighing what we weighed in high school, stopped wearing speedos years ago.

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  17.  I was impressed how much they were enjoying themselves.

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  18. When I return to Mexico, I may buy a pair for myself and terrorize the beach.

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  19. If this photo gets a Yikes!, wait until you see the buffet line. I will skip the meat -- especially for you.

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  20. Made me laugh out loud!  Thanks...needed it.

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  21.  I wonder if church attire will ever get that informal?

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  22. If so--I can imagine only in Melaque.  Where it gets hot enough nobody should care what people are or possibly are not wearing! 

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  23.  I suspect, even in Melaque, someone would notice.

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  24. this is the perfect comment. i was at a loss for words but yours are right on. is this mrs. cotton?

    teresa in nagoya

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  25. nothing wrong with being old is true-but must people in that shape show off their stuff? whther they are young or old, some people just shouldn't wear certain clothes.  

    teresa in nagoya

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  26.  I guess I am old enough that I  have stopped worrying what people think about me.  Especially my clothes.  And I am certainly proving that on this cruise.

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  27.  Indeed it is.  My mother is never at a loss for the correct words.

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