My mirror gave me a stern look, scrunched up my face and told me to lighten up. I exhaled. She had a point. I was taking life much too seriously. Sometimes, it’s better to roll the dice than contemplate and prepare for the details. I looked into the mirror again. She’s pretty smart sometimes.
My mirror has shown me a range of emotions over the years. When I was grieving, my frown reached to the bottom of my chin. She shows me weary eyes more than I would like. Still, it’s instructive to know that’s what she sees.
I don’t have a poker face so my mirror is usually on the mark. I wish sometimes that she would show me more smiles. When I’m looking pensive, she raises her eyebrows and smiles, reminding me that life is good.
Changing my perspective
Anne of Green Gables whimsey
Red kangaroo spots human
World’s Largest Dino — in Drumheller, Alberta
Loire Valley dragon
Mountain Gorilla having a snack
Sun Fish, a.k.a. Mola Fish
sea lion on a Galapagos Island
North Shore, Oahu
TATTOO—Journeys on My Mind by Tina Marie L. Lamb
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