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From the author of the late, lamented Brunching Shuttlecocks site. Go, read, laugh.
From the author of the late, lamented Brunching Shuttlecocks site. Go, read, laugh.
1. What kind of toothpaste do you use?
Arm & Hammer Baking soda & peroxide whitening, or Tom's of Maine baking soda. I like to feel like my tooth-cleaning products are really doing something, so I gravitate towards astringent-tasting stuff like baking soda and off-brand listerine.
2. Do you take vitamins?
I should, but I don't often remember. I'd probably do better if I kept them at work, and took them with my midmorning tea, or my lunch. I am usually conscious at work. I am not often conscious in the morning before I leave for work - witness the fact that I have only once managed to remember to bring last night's restaurant leftovers in for lunch.
3. Which over-the-counter drug can't you live without?
Hm. I would most hate to be without regular-strength tylenol, because it's the most widely useful and side-effect-less item in my personal pharmacopoeia. But I would really, really miss my little cabinet of ibuprofen, sudafed, benedryl, tums, pepto-bismol, and lubricant eye drops.
4. What kind of soap do you have in your shower?
What kind of soap don't I have in my shower might be more quickly answered. Leaving aside items specifically for hair and face, I have a bar of Dial soap, a bottle of lavender-vanilla shower gel, a bottle of white tea shower gel, and a bottle of citrusy exfoliating body scrub.
5. What is the most unusual item in your medicine cabinet?
Hydrogen peroxide. And an empty box that a lipstick came in.
Arm & Hammer Baking soda & peroxide whitening, or Tom's of Maine baking soda. I like to feel like my tooth-cleaning products are really doing something, so I gravitate towards astringent-tasting stuff like baking soda and off-brand listerine.
2. Do you take vitamins?
I should, but I don't often remember. I'd probably do better if I kept them at work, and took them with my midmorning tea, or my lunch. I am usually conscious at work. I am not often conscious in the morning before I leave for work - witness the fact that I have only once managed to remember to bring last night's restaurant leftovers in for lunch.
3. Which over-the-counter drug can't you live without?
Hm. I would most hate to be without regular-strength tylenol, because it's the most widely useful and side-effect-less item in my personal pharmacopoeia. But I would really, really miss my little cabinet of ibuprofen, sudafed, benedryl, tums, pepto-bismol, and lubricant eye drops.
4. What kind of soap do you have in your shower?
What kind of soap don't I have in my shower might be more quickly answered. Leaving aside items specifically for hair and face, I have a bar of Dial soap, a bottle of lavender-vanilla shower gel, a bottle of white tea shower gel, and a bottle of citrusy exfoliating body scrub.
5. What is the most unusual item in your medicine cabinet?
Hydrogen peroxide. And an empty box that a lipstick came in.
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