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Dear Friends,

Haven't you sometimes been wondering about the "Anonymous Visitor" on your photos? Who is he/she? Is it always the same person? Or are there many Anonymous Visitors using a copycat alias of the true Anonymous Visitor? And why is the Anonymous Visitor always so vey speechless? Why doesn't he/she leave a comment, signed: Anonymous Visitor?

Well. First of all, I must say that I'm delighted about the Anonymous Visitor(s) visiting my photos over and over. That says a lot, doesn't it? Particularly, that this person seems to have a severe case of insomnia. OK, so we all know that anybody can visit a photo and leave a comment and a name, now that's a piece of cake with cold coffee. An Anonymous Visitor, however, has a unique and creative personality, is a thorough observer, a deep thinker, someone that doesn't clutter the comment space with empty words, a person who knows how to interact politey and diplomatically by remaining silent and hiding in the closet...yet showing us that he/she cares deeply about art and understands all about it, even more so by saying nothing.

Using the following photo (that I was very lucky to capture on one of my coincidental afternoon walks in a parallel universe) as evidence, I can assure you with a certain certainty that only one Anonymous Visitor exists. He/she (remaining faithful to Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle) can only be photographed in a blurry haze - but that's just normal for a person who rides a bicycle all over all sorts of superimposed realities (including Ippy pages) existing in all existing parallel universes and those that are going to exist soon.

Meet the Anonymous Visitor (I hope he/she will forgive me for revealing his/her identity)!

Re-Cycling

It goes without saying that the Anonymous Visitor is a close friend of Schrödinger's Cat.

Now say Meow to Schrödinger's Cat...

Schrödinger's Cat

...and don't be surprised if the Anonymous Visitor morphs into Schrödinger's Cat from time to time leaving an anonymous comment as an invisible Schrödinger's Cat. You see, things are not always what they seem to us. Not on the Internet and not in the universe. And probably not in your life either.

Have a nice superimposed day!

Gäbii, Anonymous Visitor, and Schrödinger's Cat

Acknowledgement: This blog post was sponsored by Lillian Virginia Mountweazel at WYSINWYG, Mbabane.