And we'll both sit down together, love, to hear the nightingale sing

[sovay]

Hello, nightingale! Goodbye, sleep! Shut up, Keats!

Thanks to a broken water main in Weston, none of the tap water in Lexington is drinkable unless boiled. The same if you want to wash your hands—although apparently you can shower in it. I am not sure how this fine distinction is supposed to work, but as I spent my day faring forth on errands and returning to yardwork, I think I'll just shower very quickly and try not to osmose.

Can anyone recommend a good biography of the Duke of Wellington?

Comments

[gaudior.livejournal.com]

But... but you totally wash your hands along with the rest of you when you shower!

Are you meant to shower wearing waterproof gloves?

[steepholm.livejournal.com]

No, but you wash your hands in boiled/bottled/disinfected water afterwards.

[sovay]

No, but you wash your hands in boiled/bottled/disinfected water afterwards.

That's what we worked out; also our faces.

"Don't drink the water and don't breathe the air . . ."