Mirror, Mirror on the Wall
Long time ago I read an article about writing a letter to your younger self. I’ve thought a lot about doing it, but until recently I had no clue as to what I could say to little EllenB that would make a difference. That is, until yesterday.
I saw my reflection in the mirror and frowned when I looked at my hair. And then it hit me. One of the things I have spent a lifetime hating about myself is my frizzy hair. I was bullied about my Brillo hair in school, but I never told anyone. I knew the bullies were right. I did have ugly hair.
I saw my reflection in the mirror and frowned when I looked at my hair. And then it hit me. One of the things I have spent a lifetime hating about myself is my frizzy hair. I was bullied about my Brillo hair in school, but I never told anyone. I knew the bullies were right. I did have ugly hair.
Dear Sweet EllenB,
You are loved just the way you are. You have wonderful frizzy hair, and it frames your face like a hallo. A living angel.
Love,
You are loved just the way you are. You have wonderful frizzy hair, and it frames your face like a hallo. A living angel.
Love,
You, all grown up
Starting today, I am going to look into the mirror every day and tell myself that I like my frizzy hair.
Starting today, I am going to look into the mirror every day and tell myself that I like my frizzy hair.
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