January 02, 2018 at 10:11PM

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010218 After this pic was snapped, D said her face looked red and there were lines around her eyes. I said my eyebags were heavy and deep. However, no offense meant to those who spend time editing pictures until they’re poreless, I decided to post it here unedited, red face, eye bags, crow’s feet and all. We’ve aged, there’s no denying that. Let us just say these are our lines of distinction, marks of maturity and scars of happiness. http://ift.tt/2CDuW1X via Tumblr http://ift.tt/2Cs3Z4F

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