Do the math! How can the smallest person in the household require the longest showers? It's a good thing that we don't have to pay for our water as she stays in the shower until the water gets cold or until she shrivels to the size of a raisin. Another thing that mystifies me is that I can let her know that she needs to be getting out soon (20 minutes into the shower), and she hasn't even washed her hair?! Also, how does this little person use 16 oz of cleansing products within a week? Something doesn't add up . . .Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Squeaky Clean
Do the math! How can the smallest person in the household require the longest showers? It's a good thing that we don't have to pay for our water as she stays in the shower until the water gets cold or until she shrivels to the size of a raisin. Another thing that mystifies me is that I can let her know that she needs to be getting out soon (20 minutes into the shower), and she hasn't even washed her hair?! Also, how does this little person use 16 oz of cleansing products within a week? Something doesn't add up . . .
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Well wait til she gets up in the middle of the night and takes them? Something her mother did a couple of times. Hmm, Lisa do you know it is only 3 in the morning?
When you are through with your calculations, let me know-i think we have some of the same ilk here. No bottle of soap, no matter how large or full, survives a bath around here. Hint: she's not actually in there to get clean, that's your idea-she's there because she likes the water:) Next best thing to having a waterfall at home.
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