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My Shower
   at 09:27 on Wed 15th December 2004
The thing I hate about getting up on cold mornings in this house from my toasty bed is showering. When it's freezing in the room, I usually like it, the nice fresh clean air. But our shower stops me wanting to get out of bed.

When you first turn it on, the water flow is cold, especially on a cold day when the air outside cools the pipes. So the bottom of the bath fills up with horribly cold water before the hot starts to come through.

Not wanting to wait for a couple minutes, wasting time and water, I get in straight away. And the cold water gets all over my feet. And I shiver, and the hot water doesn't heat me up enough, it doesn't get deep into the skin.

I'm sat in my towel at the moment, because my feet are too cold and numb to put socks on. But I guess I should get moving, otherwise I'll not get to the Alley to meet Clare and thus be late for the conference committee meeting.

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by Mac at 09:38 on 15th Dec 2004
Our shower is basically outside, meaning that you step out of a nice warm shower into the freezing cold winter air. I hate it. Roll on Summer.

by Rey at 13:42 on 15th Dec 2004
Our entire bathroom has outsideness on three walls of it so if you go to the bathroom in the early hours of the morning, you can actually see your breath when you er, breathe!

This means, in the morning, when you step into the bath to take a shower, your feet practically freeze to the bath. Mmm. Cold.

by Rich at 15:45 on 16th Dec 2004
As Mac lives on the lower floor he doesn't get the joy of the shower with 3 internal walls (2 with radiators on the other side) the other is the door. The shower is directly linked to the hot water system which seems to affect the pressure if someone else uses any tap but has the benefits of instant heat.