Long-legged mazes and English geometry

[sovay]

Look, I have spent my evening mostly lying on a couch under a cat, occasionally sitting up at my desk with a cat on my lap, doing nothing of use to anyone, not even watching movies; I am delighted to discover that Sam Waterston in the 1970's had a modeling career.



I really did compliment him on his eyebrows. I was very dehydrated at the time. I maintain it was the right call.



It's like I put in a request at the library or something.

Comments

[niqaeli]

I have to admit his eyebrows really are magnificent. I am not sure I'd have complimented him on them, but I would have certainly admired them had I encountered them in person.

[gwynnega]

In general I feel that he didn't fully grow into his face until middle age, but that black-and-white photo is making me reevaluate that opinion.

[thisbluespirit]

It's the season for unexpected 70s male model pics?

Those are splendid eyebrows, so that seems only right and fair.

I hope that you feel much better soon, but glad that you at least have a cat in the meantime. <3

[ashlyme]

I hadn't heard of Waterston before now, but he's pretty in a quiet way. He looks like a trickster - one of the nicer ones. He's reining in his Puck. Actually, "whip-thin, flop-haired, one scampy grin of a guy" - sounds rather like one of your characters! I guess the eyebrows got more fearsome with age.

[ethelmay]

That plaid coat is totally cracking me up. It seems designed to suggest that he has an hourglass (or at least egg-timer) figure, rather than a thermometer one.

[pameladean]

What you were doing was of a great deal of use to the cats you were under.

THOSE PHOTOS. THAT SOULFUL GAZE. GOOD GRIEF.

p.

[asakiyume]

Aww, his response line to your compliment is A++

[kore]

I CAN'T TAKE THE SOULFUL GAZE AND THE GOREY-ESQUE COAT //swoons