

What I discovered is that it's hard to avoid your reflection. For starters, the bathroom is a tiny space with nowhere else to look. While I showered, I turned away from my shaving mirror only to realize I could see myself in the glass door. So I turned around and noticed for the first time that I can actually get a glimpse of myself in the marble tile. Who knew? I felt like I was dodging the paparazzi.
That said, was it just a coincidence that I was able to focus better on my work today? Hmm...
2 comments:
Being reflected in marble should give a new perspective.
So we're to dodge and feint from our image all day? I've seen others who avoided the mirror and granted me a pretty raunchy view.
With the exception of Dave's mustace you two look alike. I have yet to find my celebrity counterpart, although I have been told by three year olds that I look like Harry Potter and friends from college once told me that I look like John Lennon. I have yet to find a female celebrity that I share looks with.
peace,
kylee
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