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Anthropology

a la izquierda

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1. I could be related to her.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Thu May 16, 2013, 06:18 AM

May 2013

My mom's whole family is a mix of Mediterranean, from Sicilian, to northern Italian, to coastal French and Spanish. Her skin tone (obviously an estimation) is only a little darker than mine (and I'm half British Isles on my dad's side). She looks like every person on my mom's side.

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I could be related to her. a la izquierda May 2013 #1

arched eyebrows?? n/t mzteris May 2013 #2

Do you think people never have naturally arched eyebrows? SheilaT May 2013 #3

one might have an "arch" mzteris May 2013 #4

Of course they look drawn on. SheilaT May 2013 #5

jes saying a little more xxx mzteris May 2013 #6

Why are you assuming she'd have bushy eyebrows? SheilaT May 2013 #7

Um, when I don't pluck mine, mzteris May 2013 #8

Oddly enough, I have arched eyebrows that don't need plucking SheilaT May 2013 #9

odd, indeed. mzteris Jun 2013 #10