Donald Stephens, Mayor of Rosemont in Illinois for fifty-one years, died on April 18. But now he's come back. On a tree. The
Chicago Tribune reports that:
Eerily, a likeness of the late mayor's face has appeared on a tree outside the village-owned health club, according to some people who have seen it. In a town still grieving for the larger-than-life mayor, who died April 18, the mysterious image is sure to add to the Stephens mystique.
I find it amazing that people think it's the late mayor and not Jesus. Though, according to the article, some observers did initially think it resembled Jesus. Apparently, to really see the resemblance, you need to stand inside the health club and look out at the tree through the glass doors. And probably having a couple shots of whisky doesn't hurt either. (Thanks, Joe)
Comments
* Well, it looks like Seth Green as much as it looks like the mayor.
Okay, I'm going to stop now.
It doesn't look anything like the Virgin Mary, however, so that's some comfort.
"It doesn't look anything like the Virgin Mary, however, so that's some comfort."
Hmm, now that you mention it...
After all, it was the Great Prevaricator who said both, "Trees are the biggest source of air pollution," and "When you've seen one redwood, you've seen them all."