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| alix cleo roubaud |
Cousin's house, Oakland, CA
the good: Private bathroom. Actually kind of relaxing to take a shower. I'm borrowing a towel, full sized and everything. So that's awesome. And the bathroom is warm even after exiting the safety of the curtain.
the bad: Sometimes worried about using too much hot water. The bottom of the tub is super slick too,
kinda dangerous with shaky post workout legs.
Uncle's house, Portland, OR
the good: Good water pressure, shampoo, conditioner. I think the last person to use the shower was all into 'healthy hair' so I took advantage of that and tried all the shampoos.
the bad: Kind of afraid of breaking something or like clogging the drain. And their house had too many facets. It probably had 20 water dispensing devices. I was too bothered by this to throughly enjoy the shower experience.
Seattle Bouldering Project, Seattle, WA
the good: Just a shower, nothing special. Expect that I went in during the SBP comp after party, and was immediately handed a beer. The shower beer helped a lot. As did the whole after party experience.
the bad: I don't remember if there was any down side to this shower. But I think I was more into the experience surrounding the shower than the shower itself.
Planet Granite, Sunnyvale, CA
the good: This shower had curtains, too. And I remember to use the handicapped one, so that helped. And free shampoo and conditioner.
the bad: Nothing about this shower was awful, or fantastic. It was just a shower. Nothing special.
Curry Village, Yosemite Valley, CA
the good: it was hot, like really hot. didn't have to worry about running out of hot water either. Free, too.
the bad: public restroom, but there were curtains involved, so that helped. For some reason I never brought clean clothes to change into, so I felt that negated some of the shower cleanliness.
Cabin #3, Redwood Cabins, CA
the good: It had all the basic makings of a shower. Like water, and, um, a drain.
the bad: Probably one of the least fulfilling showers I have ever taken, except that I really needed it. More of a faucet than a shower, which kinda made sense, 'cause the sink didn't have much of a faucet.
Please elaborate:
ReplyDeleteDid you actually drink beer while in the shower?
Are Curry Village showers free after a certain date? Now I feel like a chump paying $3 during the summer.
I'm also confused about the shower beer. Did the water turn on and then immediately a butler appeared with a fresh beer? Or was someone just sitting inside the bathroom door dispensing beers?
ReplyDeleteI might need to go to Seattle for my next shower.
I'm not sure I'd be comfortable with someone uninvited in my shower. Even if he/she was offering beer.
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine walking into a shower, pulling back the curtain, and there was a bespectacled man standing there in a suit, handing you a beer?
How many shampoos were there? By your statement there were at least 3?
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