23 Responses to “Beveled mirror”

1. 

   PerfectHome22
   

   August 24th, 2010 at 6:41 am

   The Kings of Mykonos: Wog Boy 2 -FULL LENGTH Trailer [HQ] http://www.kingsofmykonos.com.au

2. 

   Dwight
   

   August 31st, 2010 at 12:11 am

   We needed mirrors for our dressing rooms and for placing around the store. I was walking through Home Depot when I spotted one of my favorite words, “CLEARANCE.”

3. 

   FonteDeiMarmi
   

   September 6th, 2010 at 7:21 am

   Antique Vintage OAK Beveled MIRROR Picture Frame Old: Current Price: $ 34.95 Buy this item. Antique Vintage OAK Be…

4. 

   armitage36
   

   September 9th, 2010 at 8:16 pm

5. 

   momodidi
   

   September 10th, 2010 at 9:09 am

   nothing to say about Russ Grimsley. But I truly loved your book, which I had to have sent to me here in Buenos Aires where I live. Even more so being as far from Brooklyn where I grew up (born 1949) and avidly collected cards until the fateful day when, ignoring my mother’s repeated warnings to not practice my swing (as well as my Hector Lopez stance) in front of her bedroom oval beveled mirror, I connected and shattered said mirror, resulting in the awful punishment of all 2,100 cards being given to Kim Saal, and never to be seen again. My Argentine wife would never be understand the psychological impact of this on a 9 year old, but I’m sure you, Josh, do.

6. 

   XxXCaRlYXxX
   

   September 17th, 2010 at 3:46 pm

   1 life has many angles, its never clear.
   2 love was everything

7. 

   BsmoothMichael
   

   September 20th, 2010 at 12:05 am

   For Sale: Beveled Mirror (Carlinville) $225: I have a very nice beveled mirror hand-crafted by Crown … #spfldforsale

8. 

   jponto21
   

   September 27th, 2010 at 11:10 pm

   wow someone didn't do their homework…

9. 

   stina717
   

   September 29th, 2010 at 8:00 am

   Oh my word. Will you be my friend? Just kidding, sort of. I found your blog because we have a common theme of blogging about Proverbs and discovered you are also a homeschooler and love a blank book and good art supplies and rainbows.

   I have to tell you a short story. Last week I was in the shower (TMI, Sorry) and something about the beveled mirrors, lights, wet glass door, created the most beautiful little spectrums. I was filled with delight and wanted to go collect a bunch of prisms and hang them up in my window. Then I second-guessed myself, “Would that be too Pollyanna?”

   My favorite color ARE. . .
   and seriously, favorite Bible verse? It's like asking what's the best thing your mom ever said to you?

   I am not a crazy stalker lady, just excited and inspired to find a like mind out there.

   Be Blessed.

10. 

    Electopix
    

    October 4th, 2010 at 12:31 am

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11. 

    lesliepaints
    

    October 5th, 2010 at 9:09 am

    This Flash brought back a memory, Adam, not at all like the above comments, but wish to share. I had an Uncle who was the most wonderful and giving soul. He collected etchings and his walls were covered with them. He lived in a garage apartment and there was a beveled mirror to the right of the door. He passed away from cancer and it was a lengthy illness. I think of him a lot. As I read, this offered up a vivid picture of the last time I saw him. Sad, yes, but I wouldn’t have traded knowing him for anything and truly enjoyed visiting his apartment and looking at the etchings for long periods of time.

12. 

    piraruku99
    

    October 7th, 2010 at 10:46 pm

    Elite collection of home furnishings popular edge beveled glass mirror, framed espresso

13. 

    carlos lascoutx
    

    October 24th, 2010 at 3:13 am

    …if god is so powerful, so vast, so inventive, why do we need reincarnation? he can just keepon creating new souls without end, not looking back, he’s the artist, as dylan would say.or is this a selling point of blue planet, designed cunningly for the insufferable egos of thefaceful, who task their mirrors to the breaking point every day. there is an asylum for cracked mirrors, a red brick building with ramparts and filled with dressers where face glass rest, will accomodate overextended wardrobe mirrors,who recover quicker than handmirrors, an entire ward for bedeviled beveled mirrors,and for those living in the past, the rear-view mirrors. the attic of the slate-roofed building is the prism for the collapsible spyglassesand the schizo-binoculars, who usually see eye-to eye on one thing,and it’s never been the lord of hosts, who is beyond their vanishing point. yes, the sales gimmicks of rare lichen have been growing on the rock of faith for quitesome time. they begin with the fire of necessity when a savior burns his way acrossthe sky or field where sheep shall pasture, scorch the living stone until it blossomslike an old anchor with barnacles of moss, the flaming herbs which soothe anitchy skin better left behind to hang on eve’s tree for what we want to know maybe unknowable of course for now, which was on the lip of then, and trumpets our tomorrow.

14. 

    stina717
    

    October 25th, 2010 at 8:09 pm

    Oh my word. Will you be my friend? Just kidding, sort of. I found your blog because we have a common theme of blogging about Proverbs and discovered you are also a homeschooler and love a blank book and good art supplies and rainbows.

    I have to tell you a short story. Last week I was in the shower (TMI, Sorry) and something about the beveled mirrors, lights, wet glass door, created the most beautiful little spectrums. I was filled with delight and wanted to go collect a bunch of prisms and hang them up in my window. Then I second-guessed myself, “Would that be too Pollyanna?”

    My favorite color ARE. . .
    and seriously, favorite Bible verse? It's like asking what's the best thing your mom ever said to you?

    I am not a crazy stalker lady, just excited and inspired to find a like mind out there.

    Be Blessed.

15. 

    Cool Hand Mike
    

    October 30th, 2010 at 11:09 am

    it can mean what you want as long as you can back your answer up

16. 

    carlos lascoutx
    

    November 3rd, 2010 at 7:16 pm

    …if god is so powerful, so vast, so inventive, why do we need reincarnation? he can just keepon creating new souls without end, not looking back, he’s the artist, as dylan would say.or is this a selling point of blue planet, designed cunningly for the insufferable egos of thefaceful, who task their mirrors to the breaking point every day. there is an asylum for cracked mirrors, a red brick building with ramparts and filled with dressers where face glass rest, will accomodate overextended wardrobe mirrors,who recover quicker than handmirrors, an entire ward for bedeviled beveled mirrors,and for those living in the past, the rear-view mirrors. the attic of the slate-roofed building is the prism for the collapsible spyglassesand the schizo-binoculars, who usually see eye-to eye on one thing,and it’s never been the lord of hosts, who is beyond their vanishing point. yes, the sales gimmicks of rare lichen have been growing on the rock of faith for quitesome time. they begin with the fire of necessity when a savior burns his way acrossthe sky or field where sheep shall pasture, scorch the living stone until it blossomslike an old anchor with barnacles of moss, the flaming herbs which soothe anitchy skin better left behind to hang on eve’s tree for what we want to know maybe unknowable of course for now, which was on the lip of then, and trumpets our tomorrow.

17. 

    jponto21
    

    November 19th, 2010 at 4:14 pm

    1) first you should understand what a beveled mirror is. Try looking up what it looks like, what its used for , etc.
    then compare it to what life is like.

    2)what imagery comes to mind when you think of "fall of snow". Try imagining snow falling over a vast area of land.
    then liken that to how great their love is.

18. 

    brideinnh
    

    November 22nd, 2010 at 6:52 am

    Modern Espresso Jewelry Box: Color: Espresso Size: 13.75″H x 10.25″W x 7″D Inset, beveled glass mirror in top co…

19. 

    Dwight
    

    December 8th, 2010 at 6:22 pm

    We needed mirrors for our dressing rooms and for placing around the store. I was walking through Home Depot when I spotted one of my favorite words, “CLEARANCE.”

20. 

    A.J.
    

    January 6th, 2011 at 5:26 am

    1) Nothing is as it seems –a beveled mirror casts an unrepresentative image.

    2) Their love is everywhere/all around..hence they enveloping snow reference

21. 

    baarter.com
    

    October 6th, 2011 at 2:16 am

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22. 

    lerranechos
    

    October 11th, 2011 at 1:04 am

    > Oval, beveled mirro

23. 

    Cool Hand Mike
    

    October 20th, 2011 at 7:16 am

    1) first you should understand what a beveled mirror is. Try looking up what it looks like, what its used for , etc.
    then compare it to what life is like.

    2)what imagery comes to mind when you think of "fall of snow". Try imagining snow falling over a vast area of land.
    then liken that to how great their love is.