HydroGlass lets you shower while lying on top of a fish tank
sighhh...
That picture just makes me pine for the Russian/Turkish baths which I have been to twice, both with Buffistas. (First Jessica and Elena, then Kristin and Cass).
They only have Women Only hours on a weekday or I would SO be there as soon as this bug is through so I could get scrubbed half to death by Masha. Masha, oh Masha, you darling of the steam.
I am jealous, Trudy. I have always wanted to go to a Russian bath. I was going to schedule a massage this week, which always makes me feel rich. Sadly, I just, um, fell off my bike on the way to work and scraped up my knee, elbow and hand something fierce. I tried to brake, look over my shoulder, and turn all at the same time and have learned that multitasking on a bicycle is NOT ON.
I try to avoid the HFCS loaded regular coke, but I've got a cold and there something about a regular coke that just feels good on my throat.
Sadly, I just, um, fell off my bike on the way to work and scraped up my knee, elbow and hand something fierce. I tried to brake, look over my shoulder, and turn all at the same time and have learned that multitasking on a bicycle is NOT ON.
That sounds seriously NOT FUN. Sorry you got all scrapped up.
Scrappy, this place is 110 years old and so not chic. It's awesome. You know how your heels feel after a pedicure? That's what can happen to your whole body.
Sorry to hear about the scrapes, but at least you'll have really cool scabs. (It always makes me feel young when I have great big scabs.)
I try to avoid the HFCS loaded regular coke, but I've got a cold and there something about a regular coke that just feels good on my throat
Can you get Mexican, Canadian, or Kosher for Passover Coke? All have beautiful beautiful sugar.
Can you get Mexican, Canadian, or Kosher for Passover Coke? All have beautiful beautiful sugar.
Probably, but I can walk down to the break room and get a free one rather than having to go and get one. If they are tastier than HFCS Coke that might do me more harm than good in the long run though.
Poets Ranked by Beard Weight
A little-known leaflet by Upton Uxbridge Underwood circulated in 1913 judges men in a different way, not by their works, but by their fabulous facial hair.
His masterpiece, The Language of the Beard, an epicurean treat confected for the delectation of fellow bon vivants, vaunts the premise that the texture, contours, and growth patterns of a man’s beard indicate personality traits, aptitudes, and strengths and weaknesses of character. A spade beard, according to Underwood’s theories, may denote audacity and resolution, for example, while a forked, finely-downed beard signifies creativity and the gift of intuition, a bushy beard suggests generosity, and so on.
See 15 poets and their beards described and rated. Pictured is the highly-rated beard of Sidney Lanier.