Starting day # 3 with the same outfit. I might change and take a shower.

[Botany]

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Croc shoes, Cabela’s wool socks, women’s cameo yogi pants (12 $s @ CVS),
gym shorts, a teamster’s 507 t-shirt made out of some kind of material that
holds body odors, an ibex Marino wool sweater, and a Mich. State ball cap ….
I knew her for 30 + years until the breast cancer she had been fighting for 8 to
10 years caught back up with her in the late summer or early fall of ‘22 and she
passed about a year ago.

I think I will put everything I have on straight into the washer before my shower.
Btw one of the differences between being in my little house and the hospital/nursing
home is that I get to use my own products to wash, shampoo, and shave vs the
institutional grade products @ the home. They were made by Mcesson and they had a
product that did your body, shampoo, and shave cream all in one and the tooth paste
which I tried 1 time for about 30 seconds.

Btw I use cheap products too. VO5, head and shoulders, old spice body wash, arm and
hammer tooth paste and generic anti plaque mouthwash.


If you think I am babbling then you are right.

[Arne]

1. I can oddly relate to your post.

[Diamond_Dog]

2. One of my biggest gripes

Is that as a woman, the T-shirts in stores these days are overwhelmingly made with that thin artificial nylon-ish shit and you smell like BO after you wear it half a day. Never have that happen with cotton T’s.

[TexasBushwhacker]

4. Yeah, I can wear a polyester skirt if it's loose

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But tops must be cotton or viscose (which is a natural fiber) or silk. Unfortunately, I'm allergic to wool.

[LoisB]

3. No babble. I understand what you are saying.