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Edited by abearjo:
5/15/2018 1:29:41 PM
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a m i r r o r i s a c u r i o u s t h i n g
s’tI ynnuf woh srorrim krow. er’yehT a wodniw otni eht ytilaer dnoyeb taht ssalg reirrab. eW kool ni ot meht ot ees ruo eurt sevles, ees rou ytuaeb, tub ni nruter ew teg eht etisoppo. s’tI a rednow fi emit skrow ni ereht sa ti seod ereh, ekil a muludnep, ginginws kcab dna htrof, gnikcit yawa ta ruo efil, ruo luos, dna ruo ytinas.
emiT ot ekaw pu niaga.
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1 ReplyThis reminds me of a story A little girl was once given a mirror so she could brush her hair and play with her dolls. It’s said that one day the girl started to show odd behavior. When she would brush her hair, she would use her right hand. Sometimes she can be seen using her left. Whenever she used a spoon or fork, she mainly did so with her right hand. Her parents would make suspicious faces whenever she used her left Things seemed to be back to normal about a week later. She did everything as she normally would. Her parents would see her sitting in front of her mirror brushing her hair and playing with her dolls The next day when her parents went to check on her in the morning, she was using her left hand to brush her hair. When the mother asked her, she was greeted with the horrifying sight of the girl’s broken reflection suddenly appearing in the cracked mirror and banging on the glass like she was trying to get out. The little girl on the bed turned her head slowly while smiling and replied “what do you mean, mother? I’ve always been left handed”
