Showers in a closet
Sometimes, the things that fascinate me are quite silly to
others but we are all eccentric in our own little ways.
As I stood under the shower this morning adjusting the
temperature of the water to just about bearable heat to offer a somewhat
sensational feel as I cooked my flesh to medium-rare edibility, I noticed that
the shower head had some labels.
Set to pour
I found that normally, I stood under the rain setting and once
when I had a wet shave, I adjusted the shower head to the jet setting without
thinking anything to it – the higher pressure current allowing for my shaving
stick to be cleaned easily.
The massage setting was easy on the body but I did wonder what
the champagne setting meant – not that I expected to be soaked in Dom Pérignon
but it was worth checking.
So, I twisted the shower head
to the champagne setting and the depressurised flow was as if the water was
aerated, much easier on the skin; lazy, languid and effortless – there are
times when a shower should be soothing with the rich texture of good champagne.
NB: A Nebuchadnezzar in wine
measures is the equivalent of 15 litres or 20 standard wine bottles.
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