Not Seeing Myself

To not see my reflection for a full day? That may be difficult, but doable, I know it isn't today, although I did see myself for maybe all of five minutes, so that's close to a full day.

In truth, I think it isn't all that much of a problem. I know where my hair is and how I comb it, so that would be easy enough and when I go hat, I wear a hat, so who's to know if it's combed correctly.

My teeth are still in my mouth so brushing them would be easy, the same with showering, dressing, going to bed and waking up.

I don't think I would be bothered by not seeing myself, no angst, pain or worries.

So, my final analysis:

No reflection for one day is like a vacation from myself. Besides, I know what I look like, but ... it would be nice to see a younger version of me in my reflection at least once.

Not happening.

On a side note: Years ago, I blindfolded myself to see how well I could get around, pretending that I was blind. The blind never see their reflection, but I have to say, after less than an hour, I took the blindfold off. Being blind isn't a crutch and my respect goes out to the blind in how they relearn and rethink the ways of the world and their own surroundings and lifestyle.

(In that less than an hour, I walked into two different walls, one door and tripped over a coffee table and cut my thumb trying to slice a tomato.)