Between the lupus and the arthritis and knee replacements and back surgery, she's like a frigging miracle of modern science, albeit with no coordination. I just hope her hand is okay. I'm not sure which one she broke, or how many bones yet.
I love all water. Lake, ocean, pool, whatever. I think pools are the worst for the feeling afterwards -- that chemical yuck.
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It's too ugly for the Internet!
It would probably be a bad idea for me to photocopy the definitions of "confidential" and "under seal" from a legal dictionary and send them to one of our partners, wouldn't it?
Once I was skinny-dipping in a pond that had been stocked with fish. The fish nibbled my toes. Then the realization hit me that I was naked and there were other extremities the fish could nibble on....
Even if the tub is somewhat comfortable, which is rare, all I get from a bath is 30 seconds of going "Ahhhhh," and then I'm bored out of my mind. And I get 20 seconds of "Ahhh" from a hot shower, so baths seem like a lot of effort without much payoff..
This is one of the reasons I want to rip my tub out and just put a shower stall in the bathroom.
When my parents built their own cabin two years ago, they had an outdoor shower installed (with a privacy screen) which is just lovely. Unfortunately, the privacy screen was customized for my mother's height, and she's three inches shorter than me.
What about squishy sandy bottoms, flea?
I have a spot on my back that fish like to nibble. It's really annoying.
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I get from a bath is 30 seconds of going "Ahhhhh," and then I'm bored out of my mind.
Books! Laptops!
Ouch! Your poor mom, Amy!
I like the crusty feeling of having saltwater dry on my body.
Totally. It can get old in transit, if you're in the car/on the train/whatever for a long time before you get to the shower, but it's still nice to feel like you were in the ocean.
I do just have a shower in my master bath. But it`s a ginormous beautiful walk-in shower for accessibility purposes. I loves it, I do. I wish we`d been able to put in the tub I wanted (eta: err, in the guest bath, master bath was never intended to have a tub) but it was one of the rush things.