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Anybody know a cure for a mirror whose reflection grows worse and worse every time I look into it?
Another Look at Genesis 3:13-15
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Thursday, December 27, 2007
Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall
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5 comments:
I find that not putting the contacts in before looking in the mirror works wonders. If you are without contacts, then don't put on your glasses. Same effect. Give it a whirl!
Ah, wonderful suggestion, William! I don't have contacts, but if I put ON my reading glasses before looking in the mirror, I'm guessing that will produce a satisfactory result.
Anastasia
Well, my wife says I look at her through love-colored glasses. She also says that I have to think she is beautiful, so I am biased (but, I disagree with her all the time about all sorts of things, so I don't think she can disregard my opinion so lately, but she disagrees).
Religiously, our only true mirror is Christ, so start looking in the icon mirror more - you seem beautiful to me there and I'm sure Demetrios agrees.
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