RE: 💬 Promoting WOX's Top Commenters
Thanks a million @ronthroop Pleasure is really all mine and there is a lot more where all this came from. I simply love being noticed, appreciated and I always crave more attention. I remember being told when I was a kid, modelling that I am not special but I still strongly disagree with this. I feel the very opposite. We are all special, unique and some of us are of interest to more than just their family and friends. This can actually be anybody as long as they enjoy it and feel ready to open up here on the platform which is a safe space. As safe as any place can nowadays be. So not entirely but we like to think so.
I am by the way curious to find out what a portrait of the Top Commenters would look like? I remember you shared a portrait of @the-gorilla so how about a painting of the rest of us? Don't paint it just because I suggested. It is actually boring when people simply do what you tell them. But please do paint us all one day if you feel really inspired and such a painting might make a wonderful addition to your portfolio. Cheers and I can't wait to at least hear about your colourful vision of the ten of us here on the team.
No more commissions! Not even imagined ones:)
I agree, personalities are infinite in their uniqueness and must be expressed. And not just human ones. My cat has me wrapped around her paw all day long. She thinks she is so very special.
Positive thinking/acting works for her. I used to pour dried pellets in a bowl. Now it’s poached salmon for a breakfast side dish.
Positive thinking/acting works for me too. I used to eat groats for breakfast because I was poor. Now I eat groats after coffee because I am rich.
Thank you @petface for your positive thinking/acting person!
Your cat is lucky to have you. It is always nice to spoil your pet and it sounds like she deserves every bite of salmon. Talking about fish, salmon quiche is on the lunch menu here at mine this Sunday. So just an idea for you to make yourself too. Then you will both enjoy a salmon meal each. Cheers from a fantastic night out here in central London that started as Dave’s leaving drinks. He is moving to Shrewsbury.
Getting out again in London... We did the same last night. People in bars and restaurants, knocking the virus out of our lives!
No fish quiches for me—I haven’t experienced milk or cream in a year. I know it’s sad. My heart wins the day, though, in matters of wanting to beat on for another couple decades:)