Please do not be alarmed. I can assure you that no one was injured in the making of this photo. And that is not real blood, it is ketchup, after all, I am a nurse and I would know better than that, and besides, only yesterday we had the lesson on blood born pathogens. Just trying to make a point here. Keep sharp tools out of the reach of young children, and adults that may be prone to incidents of agitation or violence. Look but don't touch.
just read your comment on my photo (we must have been commenting at the same time lol)---I didnt know there was a story behind the song--thank you for telling me--going to look it up right now!! :)
Re - Rick, this one was draw by a 23y old autistic young adult, Paula Gentil is her name, and she kind of adopt me as Mum. She makes me a drawing each week, and always represents me as her mother, and mine as her family.
I agree with everyone else --- not only perfect for this week's theme, but creepy! Especially with your out-of-focus, light-reflecting-off-of-one-lens self in the background! LOL! Well shot!
What a wicked photo! You certainly registered high on the "Creep Factor" as probably many of us are not as at easy with bloody impliments as you might be! Your admonishment and photo are well-taken!
