...No, not Mark TSSB...
Actually, as I was heading upstairs this morning for my various ablutions, I noticed that the time I was taking for showering, shaving, and general pampering each morning has been slowly increasing. The time I leave for work is fixed, but I seem to be taking longer and longer to get ready. I find myself checking the clock as I have breakfast, read the paper, etc. to make sure I don't short myself on the shave time. If things keep continuing this way, I'll have to just forgo breakfast so I can shave longer.
I had thought that after a long time wet shaving my time allotment would stabilize, but I find that is not the case. Perhaps there is some deep psychological grooming urge at work - do I sense University Research in the future?
Actually, as I was heading upstairs this morning for my various ablutions, I noticed that the time I was taking for showering, shaving, and general pampering each morning has been slowly increasing. The time I leave for work is fixed, but I seem to be taking longer and longer to get ready. I find myself checking the clock as I have breakfast, read the paper, etc. to make sure I don't short myself on the shave time. If things keep continuing this way, I'll have to just forgo breakfast so I can shave longer.
I had thought that after a long time wet shaving my time allotment would stabilize, but I find that is not the case. Perhaps there is some deep psychological grooming urge at work - do I sense University Research in the future?