My husband often gets annoyed with the way the hand mirrors look in this house. It's because there is usually a film of hairspray over them, from when I douse my head with a shelac coating of "freezing" hairspray every morning.
Hey, that stuff really WORKS!
I'm so into getting my hair just right that I don't notice that the hand-held mirrors are now like those "soft-focus" lenses that people like Barbara Walters insist on when they are televised. Those lenses soften the wrinkles and give the stars a little glow. I like that concept in my mirrors.
Perhaps you don't share my love affair with hairspray, but your small mirrors may be in need of a little attention anyway. They tend to get spotted with toothpaste and soap when they lay around bathroom counters. When I clean the bathrooms, I always remember to clean the big mirrors, but largely ignore the small ones. Maybe subconsciously I like the way the soft-focus looks on me too much.
Today's Small Thing is really, really easy. So easy you might be tempted to ignore it. But if you'll give your small hand-held mirrors a nice little cleaning, you'll get some nice big points today.
POINTS: 40 for a clear reflection on at least one small mirror
