I’m talking about reconstructing themselves, instead of leaving their faces the way God made ‘em. Why do they think they can improve on what God has done?� He doesn’t make mistakes, and if He gives you a big ‘ol honker, then you probably need it to breathe. Air is not optional. Ask an asthmatic.
That’s why you just won’t find me at a place like New Jersey plastic surgery. I reckon to meet my maker with the original factory specs.
I'm Cass. I am a full-time mom to eight great children, a Christian, a knitter and a blogger. I've been knitting since December of 2000, and I knit all. the. time. I knit professionally for several years, but have become so busy that I only work on consignment now. I have also taught several knitting classes. I do all my knitting with two sticks and some string, and do not even own a knitting machine. I also crochet quite a bit, and used to embroider, cross-stitch and needlepoint. I have other non-fiber related hobbies as well.
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While I agree with you.. I have at least one part of my body that is disfigured from an accident. Getting it “fixed” is not covered by insurance as its considered “cosmetic” but its a huuuuuge self esteem issue for me. If I could ever manage to come up with the money, I’d have it fixed in a heartbeat.
The women who pay thousands for botox and such.. Eww.
Well, yes, repair is one thing, and quite different from re-designing. And why anyone would have themselves injected with botulism………..umm, yeah, ok, whatever!