What does ""entering rooms backwards" mean in this context?
At thirty-m&&%ph I've got lines on my face that I could feasiby wear a thong over, but right now I'm coping with "good foundation", "lots of sleep", "entering rooms backwards", and in dire times, "wearing a cardboard mask of Gemma Arterton".

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I think it means walking into a room in reverse, i.e. your back is entering the room first, therefore nobody can see your face.

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