Do we all have a bit of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in us?

So - on a lovely sunny day, with fresh lipstick on I take one of those ubiquitous selfies, that I don't usually take 'cause who needs to be reminded of all that.

But I was liking my Burts Bees lip balm, and snapped the picture.  Then I looked at it and wondered if I'd suffered a stroke I was unaware of?  One eyebrow is soaring about a foot above the other.  Odd, I always knew I was an unbalanced person, but with an unbalanced face?  And, to look that different?  Really?

Then I split the picture apart, and lo and behold, there are two Lisa's.  One looks like a nice, approachable person.  Someone whose company I wouldn't mind.  The other Lisa, well, she looks a bit mean, a bit angry and frankly, I WOULD NOT cut in front of her at the grocery line.

That got me thinking - well, that pretty much sums me up too.  But the way I like to think of myself is a lot more 90-10 - 90% really nice and 10% not so much.  But really, I think that's a lot more like wishful thinking than reality.  I'm not sure where that percentage lies - but me thinks it's a bit higher than 10%.  

I'm glad that the b*&^) that you wouldn't cut in front of is there.  Some days she needs to fight more than she does, and other days - well, it might be nice if she could cool her jets once in a while.  

But I do kinda wish that I wasn't wearing it so blatantly on my face!