Before we left, my mother glanced in the kitchen mirror, tucked her hair behind her ears, and said, "We're out of groceries.
Wearing your football scarf and bobbly hat, start lambasting yourself in the kitchen mirror, shouting: "Where are you?! Let's be 'aving you!
The tiny kitchen has mirrored glass cabinets; make a cup of tea and you're Windexing for 20 minutes.
The slow drip of rain coming through gaping holes in the kitchen ceiling mirrors the drip of bad news and recollected grievances that define the family discourse.
The salt snob (houndstooth sports coat, Canadian accent) peeked into the kitchen, via a mirror on the wall.
After six years on Henry Street, a road graced with gingko trees and cherry blossoms, I have grown used to giveaways, having acquired exercise pants, kitchen utensils, a mirror, a belt and many books along the way.
From that day's collection there were tasselled umbrellas, a computer monitor, a Chia Pet, a skateboard, battered shoes, a vanity mirror, kitchen supplies, abandoned (and decapitated) toys, moldering textbooks, stacks of paperbacks, car mats, a Kewpie doll, bedding, a blonde wig, and a small black t-shirt that read, in colored sequins, "Screw the cracker.
The iFlyPad can also, of course, stick your phone, tablet or Kindle to any smooth hard surface in daily life: a kitchen cabinet, bathroom mirror, treadmill console or car touch screen (so you can use the Google Maps app for navigation instead of whatever awful GPS software came with your car).
A bathroom off the kitchen has cracked mirrors, an idea Mr. Hollis said was inspired by the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles.
The noises happened behind this wall, in his kitchen, which was the mirror to hers.
Cernovich sat at the kitchen table, facing a mirror, and placed his laptop next to a teapot full of flowers.
