While I was eating my Bran Flakes yesterday, one fell off my spoon and, as I couldn’t find it on the floor, I can only assume it landed somewhere in my clothes.
🤣🤣This is hilarious. I can't believe you actually had a peat bath. And tried to hoover your husband. Also, confettied is my new favourite word. Love it.
Yes I've heard mudbaths are good for you, Fran, but have never tried one (many animals love them including rhinos, elephants, & pigs). I have however tried a solitary confinement flotation tank in the past (which is scary but cleaner than what you describe, and doesn't hide things in nooks & crannies in your body). I think you're brave to try the mud bath! I admit the aftermath does sound uncomfortable! I loved it when you said it helps you remember the many nooks & crannies!
You may find it referred to as a Sensory Deprivation or Isolation Tank - a dark, soundproof tank filled with a foot of salt water. I found it terrifying. I kept the lid ajar with a towel. It was like being in a coffin. (Says quite a bit about my psychological condition). Been claustrophobic ever since.
Well, your husband is at one with nature, and nature abhors a vacuum, doesn’t it?
BOOM!! Excellent joke!
He hates being hoovered... just spat out my tea. Brilliant.
Haha, was that our Scottish retreat? The shedding peat bog was very useful as little piles of soil around the trees we were painting as I recall!
That's the one!
🤣🤣This is hilarious. I can't believe you actually had a peat bath. And tried to hoover your husband. Also, confettied is my new favourite word. Love it.
Thanks so much, pal!
Yes I've heard mudbaths are good for you, Fran, but have never tried one (many animals love them including rhinos, elephants, & pigs). I have however tried a solitary confinement flotation tank in the past (which is scary but cleaner than what you describe, and doesn't hide things in nooks & crannies in your body). I think you're brave to try the mud bath! I admit the aftermath does sound uncomfortable! I loved it when you said it helps you remember the many nooks & crannies!
Sheila
I can't see anything about the term 'solitary confinement flotation tank' that would persuade me to go anywhere near one!
You may find it referred to as a Sensory Deprivation or Isolation Tank - a dark, soundproof tank filled with a foot of salt water. I found it terrifying. I kept the lid ajar with a towel. It was like being in a coffin. (Says quite a bit about my psychological condition). Been claustrophobic ever since.