Our previous part time maid worked reversed manner in the ironing mode. If she saw a hem she always unfolded it and ironed it flat. Fortunately she never tried to unstitch anything.ozchick wrote:Some weeks prior to my trip I'd bought a shower curtain that wasn't long enough. So I'd painstakingly unstitched its hem and it then sufficed, but still wasn't really long enough.
After my trip, I noticed that water was splashing out from under the shower curtain onto the bathroom floor while I was showering. You guessed it. Upon close inspection I could see where the maid had lovingly hand-stitched the hem back to its original position. Perfect little stitches they were too!
You gotta love em!
And so now I battle on with the short shower curtain cos I don't have the heart to tell her that her initiative and time spent were wasted. If I unpick it again....well...you know......
Oi! It took me ages to find that particular shower curtain. And anyway sms I didn't see you get an invite into this post!sundaymorningstaple wrote:Talk about a conundrum!
Can you decide somehow that the curtain doesn't quite jell with the decor of the bathroom and therefore you need to try another? But be sure to measure this time!
Yeah I've heard that too...that thing about the Poms not showering. But where does that come from? I've never met any smelly Englishmen but I've met some from other European parts, better not mention them cos they may not let me in!Vaucluse wrote:Become English and forego showering alltogether
well, there's this pretty french girl at work that wears the same clothes for days at a time. we're tempted to mark her clothes (oooh...is that a straw? and dragonfruit?) to confirm but haven't bothered to do so. we haven't had any reason, though to debunk/verify the bathing stereotype.missis wrote:You appear to be confusing the English with the FrenchPlavt wrote:Oi!............Vaucluse wrote:Become English and forego showering alltogether
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