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Old 08-04-2010, 11:01 AM #15
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Originally Posted by JoanB View Post
Hey Kitt, I have this problem too:



Even when I'm careful how I stand in the shower, I still wind up getting my feet pounded at some point. But I mentioned it to someone once who suggested that I fill the tub with a few inches of cool water first. Works pretty well!

Sheets, socks, shoes et. al.: not my friends either.
Hi,

I love the P.G. Wodehouse quote you use. How very true!

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