I was out on the deck unloading the recyclables from the dual container we keep on the deck. I was furious when I saw bottles with Caps on them. It had been at least 100 times that I said,"Please, No Caps on the Bottles!" The recycler can refuse them.
I took the cap off one particular diet juice drink. (Not Mine )
Inside the large cap it said: President William Taft weighed over 300 Pounds, and Once Got Stuck In The Whitehouse Bathtub. OMG I almost peed my pants from laughing.
I know I would play heck getting out of a tub if I ever took a Bath.
I stopped baths since I was like 13. Couldn't stand the dirty water cling to my body.
The upstairs tub was the claw foot tub and was a 6 footer. Gret for soaking, but No Shower.
We had one of those hoses with the watering can type head on it, and one would have to slide it over the spout to connect it. I was great if it continued to stay on without blowing off!
Everything was a pain, but we survived
When you were done rinsing off, God forbid you didn't take off the hose and sprayer, and drain it out and roll it up nice, and curl it on the tub fill spout!
Mom was really fussy about bathroom stuff. The soap had to be in the soap dish so it wouldn't get jellylike!
I'll never forget that real wooden toilet seat. It had a crack in the darn thing, and it would pinch the cheek once in a while. It had brass hinges, and was varnished once a year to make it like new again. Poor Us!
I took the cap off one particular diet juice drink. (Not Mine )
Inside the large cap it said: President William Taft weighed over 300 Pounds, and Once Got Stuck In The Whitehouse Bathtub. OMG I almost peed my pants from laughing.
I know I would play heck getting out of a tub if I ever took a Bath.
I stopped baths since I was like 13. Couldn't stand the dirty water cling to my body.
The upstairs tub was the claw foot tub and was a 6 footer. Gret for soaking, but No Shower.
We had one of those hoses with the watering can type head on it, and one would have to slide it over the spout to connect it. I was great if it continued to stay on without blowing off!
Everything was a pain, but we survived
When you were done rinsing off, God forbid you didn't take off the hose and sprayer, and drain it out and roll it up nice, and curl it on the tub fill spout!
Mom was really fussy about bathroom stuff. The soap had to be in the soap dish so it wouldn't get jellylike!
I'll never forget that real wooden toilet seat. It had a crack in the darn thing, and it would pinch the cheek once in a while. It had brass hinges, and was varnished once a year to make it like new again. Poor Us!