Feb 07, 2005

Sunday Brunch: Singing in the Shower

By Timothy R Butler | Posted at 6:22 AM

Here is this week's brunch. Have yours in the comments.

1) Do you take baths or showers?
Baths with a quick rinse off afterwards.

2) Do you like the water super hot or just tepid?
Tepid is probably best, or if it is really chilly out side, perhaps a bit of a warm tepid. Super hot bath water just makes me feel like I'm being roasted rather than cleansed.

3) Do you use bath gel, bath crystals, bubble bath, or other scented stuff?
No.

4) What do you like to do when you take a bath shower?
Like Christopher, “lather, rinse, repeat.” Unlike Christopher, I don't “occasionally […] take a nap.” How does one take a nap in the shower?

5) What is your one item essential to a great bath?
Warm water.

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4 comments posted so far.

Re: Sunday Brunch: Singing in the Shower

It is pretty amazing and it has happened to me. Normally leaning on a wall. Hasn’t happened to me in awhile.

Posted by Christopher - Feb 07, 2005 | 1:02 PM- Location: MO

Re: Sunday Brunch: Singing in the Shower

shower.
Depends. After a long hard winter mtb ride, very warm. In the summer, mild at best.
Nothing except oatmeal type soap since it gets the chlorine smell out of my skin.
Listening to something. The game, music, etc etc.
I’m not a bath person at all. Sorry.

Posted by Mark - Feb 07, 2005 | 3:55 PM- Location: MA

Re: Sunday Brunch: Singing in the Shower

Mostly showers.
Tepid by doctor’s orders. Yes, really.
No.
Get done and get out.
Soap.

Tim, I’ve done pretty cold water and it’s not deadly, just unpleasant. After sleeping in the woods for a couple of weeks with a bunch of other guys all dressed in shades of green and brown, water feels good.

Posted by Ed Hurst - Feb 08, 2005 | 3:55 AM- Location: Rural SE Texas

Re: Sunday Brunch: Singing in the Shower

Yeah, that may be the case. Of course, I’d rather not find that out for myself. :-) I’ve had mostly cold water before when the hot water heater was acting up… in the middle of winter I didn’t think I was going to warm up for a long time — and I’m usually always hot!