


Here's my cheesy Easter girl and the bunny cake that we made for Easter.
I had a conversation with Katie today. I have been noticing lately that the full-length mirror on our bathroom door has been massively smudged, smeared, shall we say...messed up.
I hadn't thought too much about it because I assumed that I knew who was behind it. I was corrected this evening. Apparently it's a mystery..although there is a suspect.
I was getting Katie ready for bed and we were in the bathroom. As we were walking out she said...
"Why is there steam still on the mirror?"
Me: That's not steam, someone messed up the mirror.
Katie: Not me!
Me: I wonder what whoever did that used to get the mirror looking like that.
Katie: I didn't do it, but I think maybe they were trying to clean the mirror and maybe they used a wipe.
Me: Well, that didn't help did it?
Katie: No, and maybe they used a little bit of soap too!
Me: Soap? Well we know that doesn't work either, huh? I hope that whoever it was doesn't do that again.
Katie: It wasn't me. I think it may have been Cynthia when I wasn't here to tell her.
So, Cynthia? Why are you messing up my mirrors?