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LT here. I just have a little rant, and I do hope you will all be patient with me. I'm just a teeny bit frustrated with the cold weather.
See, we breasts have a physiological reaction to the cold, which I'm sure you may have noticed. I'm sure that at some point in evolution, there was a very good reason for us to "point" out the fact that the cave had gotten chilly. Perhaps it scared off predators...I'm not really sure. The simple fact is that when the cold weather causes your skin to contract and that same cold weather has caused your skin to be drier than normal, it causes actual physical pain.
I really am going to have to get Bob to be a bit more liberal with the lotion after her shower tomorrow morning, so that she will not feel it is necessary to rub us vigorously to avoid THO every time we go out in the cold. People are beginning to talk.
Thank you for indulging me in my wee frustrations. It's about time for me to get Bob to put us to bed. Mmmm...down comforters and flannel sheets are so snuggly!
See, we breasts have a physiological reaction to the cold, which I'm sure you may have noticed. I'm sure that at some point in evolution, there was a very good reason for us to "point" out the fact that the cave had gotten chilly. Perhaps it scared off predators...I'm not really sure. The simple fact is that when the cold weather causes your skin to contract and that same cold weather has caused your skin to be drier than normal, it causes actual physical pain.
I really am going to have to get Bob to be a bit more liberal with the lotion after her shower tomorrow morning, so that she will not feel it is necessary to rub us vigorously to avoid THO every time we go out in the cold. People are beginning to talk.
Thank you for indulging me in my wee frustrations. It's about time for me to get Bob to put us to bed. Mmmm...down comforters and flannel sheets are so snuggly!