hand mirrors and iron angst
I have to get a full length mirror.
You cannot work out for two and a half months, up the regime, and then just guess what the results are by doing a hand mirror scan.
Jeesh.
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24 Responses to hand mirrors and iron angst
A good, kind, full length mirror is important.
Rewards for good behaviour more so.
Congrats on the steadfast training. I salute thee.
Oh you so need a full length mirror.
[I don’t have one either. I have a large mirror over the bathroom sink, and step real far away to get an almost full view. But it never gets the shoes, so then I lift my leg up into the air as well.]
My God. I thought I was the only woman on the planet without a full length mirror. I need to get one too, for similar reasons.
I have one… But only because it was on the wall when I moved in.
If only I had known sooner that you wanted one – I just gave away my full length mirror.
The view was a disgusting reminder of not going to the gym and all the hair that used to grow on my head and migrated to places where I don’t want it.
Maybe I mistakenly bought one of those wacky mirrors they use fun houses?
I have two full length mirrors. Want one?
I can’t believe people live without full length mirrors. How do you match up what you’re wearing?
Wear a lot of black?
{{{Chuckles}}} Good one!
Con, that mirror sounds mean.
I went to a friend’s for dinner once and she had this full length mirror against a wall in the living room, it was sort of a design accessorry more than a mirror, but I looked in that mirror and I looked awful and I said, Holy hell, is it me or this mirror? And she gave the mirror a dark look and said, That mirror is responsible for me having plastic surgery.
Some mirrors are like that.
There is a full length mirror on the back of our bedroom door. It was there when we moved in, and the only reason it’s still there is because I don’t know how to attach it safely to the ceiling over our bed.
Oh wait. I’ve missed the point of the post again, haven’t I?
Sorry.
;)
Kisses
LOL!
Sulya, where do you get a kind full-length mirror? That’s the kind I want.
Haha well at least you can’t do that seventies thing and be unfashionable, Miss Belle ~~ although in the heat of the night (and day and high noon) who cares about trends?
Exactly Stiletto.
What’s not to love about that in the heat of the morning/afternoon/evening/night/snacktime/teatime?
bow chica chica
Pooks. I do not have said kind full-length mirror in my home at present. I have met a few though – had one in the house growing up. Didn’t help as much as it could have back then as self-loathing was thick like fog…
Since then, I have come to believe that the key, in many cases, is to get one on a stand that pivots vertically and then cheat some [wink]. Also, do not skimp. Get a good mirror. Spend the money. They are not all created eqaul.
I was going to write a short story about a woman and mirror once and did some research… It is interesting… Especially these “true” mirrors where you see yourself as others see you not “mirror image”.
JanieBelle – that quote – I know it like the back of my hand but can’t place it for the life of me – where is it from?
That is Hotel California.
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Yep. I’m feeling inspired now. Look out.
;)
I guess this is what happens when you mix mirrors and inspiration.
Kisses
Wow. I feel all like a muse and stuff now.
You are a muse, Max, and you’ve inspired me to eat this whole bar of Ritter Sport. Not sure how but I need to blame someone.
LOL — I do not know what Ritter Sport is.