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gomijacogeo.bsky.social

A wet washcloth in the microwave also works.

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SVgrubreport.bsky.social

That's not great. Washcloth and cold water from the sink across your neck until they do?

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Oosmote.net

they're gonna wring you out like a washcloth!!

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STsusietogo.bsky.social

I refuse to watch debates because I get chronic migraines and I like sanity. I use a washcloth EVERY DAY though- does that count?

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Jwriterjessa.bsky.social

I'm worried AND I'll keep using my loofah instead of a washcloth.

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Jmeangrape.com

I can worry, but that washcloth thing is a step too far

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SJtheferocity.bsky.social

What follows is a message for white liberals: I don’t find it reassuring when you say you aren’t worried about the debates. “Tim will be fine!” WE ALL SAW WHAT HAPPENED LAST TIME Y’ALL WEREN’T WORRIED. Worry, bish! Put on some lotion! Take a shower! Using a damn washcloth for once! And worry!

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RJnaptime.theolive.garden

also I *really* like having a washcloth to wipe sweat off my forehead or to keep my stomach warmer, maybe a weird tip

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GSgwensnyder.bsky.social

You can also set your kid up at the kitchen table with a pumpkin, a black washable magic marker, and a wet washcloth to do jack o lantern art. And gathering witches burrs and/or spiky horse chestnut shells and sticking them in a bowl is a lot of fun

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