Magic Miroir

[wyse_k]

As a general rule, I hate mirrors. So I vehemently fought Z when he wanted to buy some framed mirrors to put on the walls (because we couldn't decide what paintings to get - style, colour, size, etc.) Mind you, I do see the necessity of at least one mirror in the house because, well, my absent-mindedness and lack of style ensure that I often

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[lovelylytton]

Oh, you and your hubbie are so sweet. :)

[wyse_k]

HAHA, thank you. Although, I'm not proud of this, sometimes we're saccharine to the point of nausea (sometimes we have a moment and we stop afterwards and ridicule ourselves for how unrealistically sweet the moment is LOL). Btw, I saw that picture of Alfred. Poor Lyttonboy - usurped by a 1kg chocolate bunny.

[lovelylytton]

Aww, saccharine love is good love, but saccharine love with funny love is even better. You two sound adorable together!

Alfred is HUGE, isn't he? Seriously, he's dog-sized. It's insane.

(I am so happy that you are writing for ficathon this year, I can't wait to see what wonderful stuff you'll come up with!)

[elianthos]

a)Your hubby seems indeed a sweetie
b)I'm cordially envious of your legs
c) mirrors are useful when you need to check your clothes and the occasional blemish to conceal, for anything else... not so much XD unless you have a sex-in front-of-the-mirror kink, I guess .

[wyse_k]

He's very honest. Which is why when he says sweet things it's all the sweeter.

It's the magic mirror! They're mirror legs. They don't actually exist in reality. There's some weird bending of the light. Even I'm cordially envious of those legs. All my other photos show stumps. Even hubby takes only photos of me from the waist up, in case I end up looking like a stumpy dwarf. LOL. I love those mirrors. HAHA