the smile that was a natural occurring part of the marble wall welcoming me into the ladies room )
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“a smile is the universal welcome.”
-max eastman
Sep14
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Anywhere else, this would just be an interesting bit of circumstance, but in the bathroom it feels a little creepy.
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Indeed. Looks like it’s having a right jolly time! Dirty bastard.
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The stories it could tell! If it could wipe the smirk off its face.
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oh so true
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A smile cast in marble
Recalls nature’s sparkle
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it does –
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I thought this was on the sand 🤔 Wait! This can’t be!
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ah, but it was deep in the marble
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Always lovely to be greeted with a smile.
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it was a bit surprising in it’s location, but a smile nonetheless )
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LOVE this!
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I was kind of waiting to see moving eyeballs in there ))
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That happens when you say candyman five times in mirror. Bees start flying out of its eyes.
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right!
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Ah! I see faces in walls too! (my grandson found a mini-Mickey Mouse head in the log wall of one of the bathrooms!)
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Wow
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This brought a smile to me today!
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If I saw that it would have scared the _ _ _ _ out of me.
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Hahahaha
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That’s a marble-lous smile. Love it! ◟(◔ั₀◔ั )◞ ༘❤️
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))))
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Like spotting Elvis on your toast, yes, Beth!
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Yesss!
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Very funny that such a smiling face would be in the W, C.
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Right!
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💗
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It’s great when smiles occur naturally. Buddy the elk says humans are strange because we bare our teeth when we’re happy and welcoming.
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Buddy has a point, but Polar Bear Yeti T. Dog smiles when she’s happy to see someone who’s not usually in her world, her friends from other places. It’s a little disconcerting to people that don’t understand it.
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Oh, I can imagine)
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It is an odd gesture out of context )
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It’s so lovely.
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❤️
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If THAT was greeting me at the ladies, I’d run (probaaably to the gents!)
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Hahaha-
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As others have noted, I first thought it was drawn in sand. Then decided it was creepy.
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It crossed over at some point )
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I think the inability to smile at each other for the past while has made things harder for people.
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I think it has –
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the more I look at it, the more I see a face, but the darker shade/black part seems to be the chin, going from ear to ear, and then I see a neck below the black curve, leading to the shoulders…
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Now I’m getting creeped out )
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me too… 🙂
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Joyful and positive people can see that immediately. I am not surprised you did, Beth! Thank you for sharing this special smile with us 😊
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My pleasure)
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Hard to swap smiles with a mask on our faces. It’s a cute face.
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some found it creepy, some found it cute – interesting, the various perspectives
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Looks like peep holes to me….
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i kept expecting to see moving eyeballs
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one wonders what he’s smiling at 🙂
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indeed –
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I love it… where some would see a hole in the wall, you see a smile!
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thanks!
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that’s so awesome….
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)))
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Ha! It’s nice that you can find delight in these little things, Beth. 🙂
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Always have)
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