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Teddybrae
Bath night went out of fashion about the same time as the rows of tenements were knocked down in places like Carlton.
My Auntie Con (bless her nicotine coated lungs) had a karzi down the back too. I stayed with her in that brick ghetto once. Once ...
The milko and his battery powered cart would be the first sound in the grey street each morning.
It was DREADFUL, Dook!
My Auntie Con (bless her nicotine coated lungs) had a karzi down the back too. I stayed with her in that brick ghetto once. Once ...
The milko and his battery powered cart would be the first sound in the grey street each morning.
It was DREADFUL, Dook!
Whatever happened to bath night.
While I agree that some people should never come out of the shower, most are getting in before they need to. It becomes habit. With showering frequency that doesn't reflect the weather or levels of physical activity that may hasten the need. It's simply daily, rather than when needed.