O, how now,
What do I see before the mirror?
Last week there was only one.
Today, three?
Out, out, damn spots, out I say!
No Shakespeare, I,
But damn if I allow these spots to stay;
Alas, the sun’s beam has seared my skin.
Now I must cover up
Before they multiply and prosper.
Inspired by FlyTrap’s Sun series (sun spots)
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Liver spots. Also called: solar lentigo. Flat tan, brown, or black spots on the skin common with age.
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How about solar lentils since they look like those little legumes?
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LOL! You good!
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I’ve been told to avoid the sun due to my multiplying ‘sun-spots’. ‘But it’s so shiny!’, I said. Doctor not amused.
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Haha, sounds decorative.
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That’s how I like to think of it.I’m a walking join-the-dots!
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Built-in clown costume!
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They do show up
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Sigh
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agreed
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Ahhh — epidermis surface anomalies! There can be a variety of shapes and sizes, just like solar magnetic structures…I wonder if sunspot activity and epidermis blemish manifestation are correlated? We need more studies.
Thanks for the link!
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Thanks for the inspiration!
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