Image courtesy of Dalhousie University
Author: Mitchell Brinton
The Story of my Bathroom Mirror
My new landlord
is very
short.
She replaced the broken
mirror in my
bathroom,
but she installed it much
too low, so
I
had to ask my uncle for
help to
re-install
it, and while hammering in
dry wall anchors,
my
uncle says, “you don’t know
how to hold a
hammer,
because no one ever taught
you how to.”
I tell him that he is right,
but I’m pretty
clever,
so I Google it and Google
says I’m a
jackass.
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