The Inside Story of the Outside Shower

Yesterday I wrote about Studly Doright building us a temporary shower to use until plumbers can fix our water leak. I shared a few photos, but they didn’t include the faucets or the handy accessories he added.

Notice we have a faucet for cold water and one for hot.
He also added a shelf for soap and shampoo.
And he placed one of the boards at a height that will allow me to shave my legs.

One of the most unexpectedly fun parts of having a shower in the garage is the weirdness of being naked in a place where I’ve never been naked before. So, I’m weird and maybe a closeted exhibitionist. At least I’m clean.

Peace, people.

Author: nananoyz

I'm a semi-retired crazy person with one husband and two cats.

19 thoughts on “The Inside Story of the Outside Shower”

  1. I think it’s fun! Yes, it is necessary, but it became something you could laugh about and enjoy a new experience with. Kind of one of those, if you can’t laugh, you’ll cry kind of moments that end up being really funny instead of really awful.

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  2. Studly, as Man Who Knows How to Do Stuff, wouldn’t happen to have an availabe brother or male cousin? You are a lucky woman, Nan. Save water by taking a shower together. No THAT would be some naughty (and sustainable!) fun. 😉

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