Shower: I v ary. Sometimes I am getting as much water on me as possible -however, sometimes I need to be efficient - so that's is step in step out, as needed. Of course, if I have the chance I. Am up to my neck in water,but that has nothing to do with getting clean

I think I rotate a lot in the summer, but in cold weather all my non-rinsing shower time is spent with my back and neck as close as possible to the showerhead to warm me up.

I still don't know why I spent two years with a governor on my shower temperature that kept it at lukewarm or below in the winter - I suppose the same person who set it up that way thought it would be a good idea not to connect the outgoing drainpipe to my washing machine.

I face the shower unless I'm rinsing the shampoo out, but I've never really given it much thought before now.

I move around a lot in the shower. The water hits my back while I soap my front and vice versa. But I'd love one of those multi-head, multi-direction showers. If I had a) a house and b) money to do things to it, that would be my first unnecessary reno.

I'm pretty happy with my showerhead - what I want is a giant soaking tub. I look at my children able to stretch out in the bathtub with room to spare and my heart weeps with envy.

Pix in addition to this:

. On the other hand, three miles plus probably at least $10K more than I currently make.

There is the fact that your current place is not exactly puppies and rainbows in the way they treat you. Being a minnow in a bigger pond is not all bad if the minnows get treated with a modicum of decency - unlike your place where nobody gets treated with a modicum of decency. Or am I misremembering.

The showerheads at my new gym are mounted directly overhead, hanging down from the ceiling (to accommodate tall people, I was told) and I'm finding that a little odd. There is no facing into or away from the spray, you're in or you're out.

Yeah, I was surprised to find I wasn't that crazy about the overhead rain shower dealie.

CSI: New York is becoming bombastic and taking itself way too seriously. I don't know if there's a zero sum CSI game and it's reacting to the cancellation of CSI: Orange, but its tone is pretty laughable these days. I think these casts and crews are ill-suited to tell continuing stories about people. Stick to the problem-solving and stay away from the soap opera. Damn.

oh no. I have not watched CSI:NY yet. I thought it got a bit too much in its own behind about 2 seasons ago and I was hoping it would let loose.

Hmm.

CSI:Miami has been canceled?