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Monday randoms?
Kate_C
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So I went to grab something out of the drawers in our work restroom this morning and noticed there are packets of salt in the drawer. What on earth do you suppose people are using salt packets for in the bathroom?
And that is my bizarre random observation for this Monday morning. Other randoms?
And that is my bizarre random observation for this Monday morning. Other randoms?
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Re: Monday randoms?
Well, I keep salt in the bathroom when I have a new piercing or need to clean a piercing. You use warm salt water. That's all I got for that one.
For months we have been planning a trip to visit SO's gramma and grampa so they can meet T, 10 hours away the first week of August. Yesterday she called and said she wants to come this week, in three days, because she doesn't feel like doing housework, cooking, and having lots of laundry when we leave. Gee, thanks. We don't have a spare bedroom but they might be parking an RV in our yard. It's nice we don't have to make a trip but I was kind of looking forward to getting away and not dealing with normal, every day life. Now I have everyday life + entertaining.
The only reason I used salt in the bathroom is when I am rubbing off my neck tattoo, I have only done it twice so far then stopped once I got pregnant cause I can't join the military while pregnant anyhow. Also, when I was gauging my ears.
There was some random fight outside I had to break up, my mom's apartment is in somewhat of a ghetto place. They had been arguing and yelling all night, waking me and Connor up, then I woke up to real fighting. I broke them up and said if they ever do that again at night and kept waking the baby up I would kick both their as$es. (They were young and I knew them somewhat).
Tondra, I've been checking the royal twitter for updates too. You aren't alone. Bur poor Kate Middleton... talk about pressure during labor!
It is major exfoliation because you are removing live skin too, not just dead. The procedure itself is called 'salabrasion'. The picture with my mohawk, you see my tattoo is faded, I only did it three times and the third time I stopped before it was bleeding. You are supposed to do it, let it heal, then do it again. It is painful, but some say as painful as laser is and takes about as much applications to do it as laser as well. What I do is, do the salabrasion, then put neosporin, then let it scab and heal. Then repeat.
Aww I'm sure you'll look as great as anyone can in a bridesmaid dress. Hopefully you can just rock the cleavage to make up for whatever bows, beads, or other obnoxious details no doubt mar the dress!