I like the story and appreciate the message. On the flipside, I keep imagining going to a mirror for answers and it being a sassy version of a Magic 8 Ball. My mind goes to odd places.
Again, good story; forgive my juvenile interpretation.
Ah, Mia, you make a crucial distinction. That is, it’s necessary not just to look in the mirror, but to wipe away the haze and grime that we’ve allowed to accumulate.
Without the “Windex” you recommend, the looking-glass in nothing more than a circus mirror, returning the distortions we’ve crafted.
Certainly, the image won’t focus unless we want it to, though an outsider’s “elbow grease” often is invaluable too, as we often don’t see all the smudges ourselves.
I like the story and appreciate the message. On the flipside, I keep imagining going to a mirror for answers and it being a sassy version of a Magic 8 Ball. My mind goes to odd places.
Again, good story; forgive my juvenile interpretation.
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Thank you so much C for your kind words! 😀
Your interpretation is an interesting one, I must admit. 😅 Nevertheless, welcome!
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I love this, its direction and end
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Thanks a ton, Jude! I’m glad you found it so. 😀
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Hey darlingI nominated you for the Shunshine blogger award congrats love your blog
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Thanks a lot, dear Seraja for the honour. I appreciate it. 🤗
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Hi. Thanks for the visit 💞
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You are welcome! 🙂
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…and story as a lesson for the Evil Queen from the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs…
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Thank you so much for commenting, Ianus! 🙂
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Ah, Mia, you make a crucial distinction. That is, it’s necessary not just to look in the mirror, but to wipe away the haze and grime that we’ve allowed to accumulate.
Without the “Windex” you recommend, the looking-glass in nothing more than a circus mirror, returning the distortions we’ve crafted.
Certainly, the image won’t focus unless we want it to, though an outsider’s “elbow grease” often is invaluable too, as we often don’t see all the smudges ourselves.
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So very true, Keith! Always a pleasure to hear from you! Thank you!! 😀
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Time captured in mirrors scare me.
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Aww. Nevertheless, it does sing a song of good memories too! 🙃
Thanks a bunch for stopping by!
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