Until I left college I was a very morning showery person, despite not being a very morningy person. Once I started working in the field though, I had to shower straight after work, what with the layers of muck and dust attahced to my person. And once I'd started doing that, I couldn't stop, even though I work in an office like a normal person now. It aslo helps that I only have to get up ten minutes before I leave the house.
Any spelling mistakes in teh above I ascribe to the numerous bottles of wine my coworkers and I consumed this evening. Sorry.
WTF Nature an lj community.
Countrywide is foreclosing on Ed McMahon's house [link]
Meara & Javachik - I totally want to hear about your trips.
omg what a day. Though I didn't have to run... so many other people saw this project for vapor this time that my work was done for me. suh-weet.
also? google adsense can kiss my fanny.
With showers, I go both ways. There was a time that I couldn't go to bed without showering. If I treid, I would just lie there feeling gross and inevitably end up in the shower in the middle of the night. Now, the issue for me is that my hair is so fine and tending to greasiness, that if I shower the night before, it's greasy by the time I get home from work, and I can't stand the feeling.
As for baths vs. showers, I don't bathe without showering first. Showers normally calm and invigorate me, but the bath erases the invigorate and redoubles the calming.
I grew up in a house with one bathroom that had a clawfoot tub and no shower. So baths for me are all about getting clean and getting out. I don't find them relaxing at all.
pasta (and hooray for ice cream, Nilly!) -
living without sex for 85 million years. [link]
Showers are for mornings. Baths are for nighttime.
I grew up in a house with one bathroom that had a clawfoot tub and no shower. So baths for me are all about getting clean and getting out. I don't find them relaxing at all.
I also grew up in the huge, cast-iron tub and no shower household--also with one bathroom (five kids, four of them girls). And yet, even with that traffic, baths were made for languishing, enjoying, reading, playing, etc. My earliest memories of my mom were her reading a novel while relaxing in the tub. That think held heat FOREVER. I miss our old tub.
Nutella bread looks nummy.
Countrywide is foreclosing on Ed McMahon's house
That was just on the news here. Apparently, one of the reasons he's been unable to sell his house is that Britney Spears is his neighbor.
I can't say that I blame prospective buyers, actually. I'm less than thrilled by the obnoxious rednecks making noise around my apartment, and I'm paying less than $900 a month instead of taking on a $6 million+ mortgage.
