Joey Arnold Rick Arnold, are you trying to hold your face together? If you try too hard, it may get stuck in the exact position you leave it at.
Remember that self-control (in regards to facial restraint and mastery) is like makeup, because you know you have too much of it when people can tell that you have any on.
Relax your face. Be patient. You do not have to force facial expressions. You do not have to do anything with your face. In fact, try not to think about your face.
Instead, stare at a fixed position and look at it like like a 5 year-old Jack, which is the name of the movie and the character that was played by Robin Williams.
As a disclaimer, I can neither confirm nor deny my love and hate towards this photo. I try staying neutral in these matters.
Better yet, I actually prefer the face of my brother over the other 3 faces in this photo.
My critique and constructive criticism is directed to the face that I admire the most, my own flesh and blood, since the rest are only dogs in a basement.
I started recognizing the face (that my younger sister is displaying here) since around 2000, when she was around 10 years old.
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Arnolds = Turtles:
Katie: Leonardo
Rick: Donatello
Crystal Ralpheal
Joey: Michaelangelo
11 hours ago
Our last supper — with Rick Arnold and Crystal Ann Arnold.
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