Water curious faq! We're awash with benefits from both the shower and the bath. Showers are invigorating, quicker and (generally) cheaper. Unless you're niftily recycling your used bath water (for thirsty plants) or sharing with the family, neighbours and dog, in which case this is also a thrifty option.
For us though, the bath is best for total relaxation. As long as we're not talking bed baths. Of course with a bath it's easier to have company; a book or little yellow rubber duck for example! (what did you think we were going to say?!)
We're not only the ones to think this. Just look at all the Spa towns the ancient Greeks, Romans and Turks founded.
The shower is no place to read unless you're used to reading in the rain and have taken the precaution of laminating all the pages. Hmm, that depressingly reminds us of public transport safety notices. No, not conducive to soaking your troubles away at all.
In these frenetic and stressful times we think it's important to make more time for oneself. What better than a steaming hot, relaxing bubble bath surrounded with the warm glow of scented candles.
We're not only the ones to think this. Just look at all the Spa towns the ancient Greeks, Romans and Turks founded.
The shower is no place to read unless you're used to reading in the rain and have taken the precaution of laminating all the pages. Hmm, that depressingly reminds us of public transport safety notices. No, not conducive to soaking your troubles away at all.
In these frenetic and stressful times we think it's important to make more time for oneself. What better than a steaming hot, relaxing bubble bath surrounded with the warm glow of scented candles.
"What's that, Donald?"
"Quack quack!"
You're so right, we couldn't have said it better ourselves.
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1 comment:
Mmmm I totally agree, there's nothing better than a steaming hot bubble bath on a Sunday evening. That's what i'm looking forward to. Love the giant rubber ducky, not sure i'd want him in my bath though :D
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