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Sally, la reina
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Feb 14, 2009 01:39PM
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Sally, not to worry, I no longer bathe every day either. I used to back in the day, but if I don't stink, why dry my skin out? Also, I think that people wash their hair far too often. I'm lucky that I have dry hair, so can get away with it without washing often, but I do stretch it out because frankly I HATE washing my hair. That means I have to shower, whereas I do love my baths.
YIKES!Is that really how I appear? I HATE THAT!
Well, I am a Leo, and therefore quite bossy. And my son does call me the general. Not in a kind way...
I agree, baths are divine, but I use them for relaxation and reading, not for "cleaning" myself. That is a nice side-effect.
I use Seattlite. Not that I'm sure it's a word.Um. How do I change my name in this group?
I know there's a way to change my name only in this group and not my others...
I was going to suggest Larry become "Larry the Rastafarian" but he would have to commit to a rather different life/hairstyle.
Sally wrote: "Yes, kidding. Every other day sans weekends is my M.O."I subscribe to this school of bathing as well. It works perfectly for me.
wow RA, you truly can find anything on the internet. [now searching for words that rhyme with purple or orange:]
Randomanthony wrote: "No, man, I have to shower every day. I can't wake without a shower. And I'd feel gross all day. Maybe if I wasn't working I could pull it off."You definitely could, Random. When I was working I was like you - had to have that morning shower to wake up. Now I do it naturally.
Even with self checkout, they still need one employee to stand there and make sure everything is working smoothly. The past few times I've done self checkout something went wrong and the employee had to reboot the system.
In the future I see every American job as being in either financial services, healthcare, or fast food.
In the future I see every American job as being in either financial services, healthcare, or fast food.
The checkout officiate also is called to assist if you have coupons or need to show ID for your purchase.Bathing or showering is one of my favorite things to do daily.
The CVS scanner scans coupons itself. But several times apparently it didn't "feel" the coupon being dropped in the hole so an employee had to assist.
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