I was looking at my mom earlier today. I was looking for her in my own face. I couldn't find anything. Am I just blind to my what my own mother looks like? Or are there really no similarities to her and my face? Different eye color, different hair color, different skin-tone, different face-shape. Where is she? You tell me. What can you see?
Mom's picture is when she was 18 years old. My picture is from this month. I'm 19.
Why can't I see her?
Growing up, I was always asking my mom, "Mommy, whose eyes do I have? Yours or daddy's?"
"You have daddy's blue eyes."
I don't know what year my nose decided it would rather look like an adult-nose instead of a child's pug-nose, but I do remember asking my mom, "Mom, whose nose do you think I have? Yours or dad's?"
"You have dad's nose."
Every morning when I wake up, I go to the bathroom and I look in the mirror. I'm constantly reminded of the faint freckles scattered across my nose and cheeks.
"Mom, where do I get my freckles from? You don't have them and neither does dad."
"You get those from me."
"You don't have freckles, mom."
"Yeah, but I did."
"And they just went away one day?"
"Yeah, I guess I grew out of them when I was about 14 or 15."
"Grew out of them?"
"Yeah, they just kinda went away..."
"I still have mine."
"Yeah. Funny, huh?"
"Yeah, funny."
Mom's picture is when she was 18 years old. My picture is from this month. I'm 19.
Why can't I see her?
Growing up, I was always asking my mom, "Mommy, whose eyes do I have? Yours or daddy's?"
"You have daddy's blue eyes."
I don't know what year my nose decided it would rather look like an adult-nose instead of a child's pug-nose, but I do remember asking my mom, "Mom, whose nose do you think I have? Yours or dad's?"
"You have dad's nose."
Every morning when I wake up, I go to the bathroom and I look in the mirror. I'm constantly reminded of the faint freckles scattered across my nose and cheeks.
"Mom, where do I get my freckles from? You don't have them and neither does dad."
"You get those from me."
"You don't have freckles, mom."
"Yeah, but I did."
"And they just went away one day?"
"Yeah, I guess I grew out of them when I was about 14 or 15."
"Grew out of them?"
"Yeah, they just kinda went away..."
"I still have mine."
"Yeah. Funny, huh?"
"Yeah, funny."