Doppelganger

[ailbhe]

We have a detail (clue: it's on the left of the original) from this picture on a postcard, sent by my mother in law. Linnea is firmly convinced that it depicts radegund and the Oyster.





In other news, my left breast is called "Milk" and my right breast is called "Other side." We had begun to suspect this, but this morning Linnea greeted them in turn ("Hello!") so there is no longer any doubt.

Life is gratifyingly bizarre. I think I have a toddler.

Comments

[merryhouse.livejournal.com]

[giggle] has she been looking at radegund's livejournal icon?

[sidheag.livejournal.com]

You're getting off lightly so far. My right breast is called Little Thomas (as in the Tank Engine) and my left is called Big Gordon. Occasionally it's the other way round, or they're both called Thomas. I think it has to do with the quality of the flow (there is no significant difference in the actual sizes!)...

[k425.livejournal.com]

Considering YoungBloke's imagination in so many other matters (the shapes of food, taking pieces of string for a walk, etc) I'm surprised that at 2.5 he refers to by breasts just as 'mok'.

[radegund.livejournal.com]

Linnea is firmly convinced that it depicts radegund and the Oyster

Hooray! I love it!

O's gone from "mama" to "mihmih", freeing up "mama" to mean me, which is lovely.

[ailbhe]

Aww! That is indeed lovely (no yuvy, itsa Nea!)

It did occur to me that you could use it as an icon, since L is so sure it's you.

[elissaann.livejournal.com]

The virgin looks an astounding amount like me! Who is the painter?

J and I were wondering what the monk and nun in the background are up to.

[ailbhe]

Rogier van der Weyden, and I have no idea. Fishing?