Boiling water to wash one’s face when camping. Don’t get Bossy wrong, she likes to rough it outdoors, where rough it equals packing a trunk full of downy white washcloths for the evening face wash.
After dinner and after the dishes are done and after the dip in the lake and after the inevitable freeze following the lake swim and after the blaze of fire built to warm the chattering teeth and after the s’mores — then it’s time to heat the water to a near boil over the open flame.
Then Bossy and her daughter take turns dipping their washcloths into the water and — ouch ouch ouch — wringing them out until all that remains is hot steam. Yum.
Lisa Paul says
July 28, 2010 at 12:13 pmBossy needs to realign her definition of camping where camping equals full service spa more than 1 hour from a major airport.
Corinne says
July 28, 2010 at 12:25 pmCan I please come camping with Bossy and Bossy’s family? Bossy’s kind of camping looks fun and yummy (last nights dinner)…that’s not the kind of camping I ever did!! I’m on my way to Vermont now…
Carroll says
July 28, 2010 at 3:41 pmCorinne, can I hitch a ride? I’m out in California — that’s probably on your way, right?
Corinne says
July 29, 2010 at 7:45 amCarroll, of course you can, PA is just around the corner from CA! 🙂
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