Applying Logic in Day to Day Life
Applying Logic in Day-to-Day Life
Undress; open shower door; turn hot water knob then cold water knob; adjust cold until right temperature; start shower with knob; step into shower; shut the shower door; wet hair then face; grab washcloth off hook and bar soap from shelf; lather washcloth with bar soap; close eyes; wash face; rinse washcloth; return to hook; rinse face; grab shampoo from shelf; open shampoo; squeeze some onto hair; close shampoo and return to shelf; rub shampoo into hair; grab washcloth from hook and wash body from neck to feet; rinse washcloth; return to hook; close eyes; rinse shampoo out of hair then rinse body; grab conditioner from shelf; open conditioner; squeeze some onto hair; close conditioner; rub conditioner into hair; grab loofah from hook and body wash from shelf; open body wash; squeeze some onto loofah; close body wash; return to shelf; rinse loofah and return to hook; close eyes; rinse conditioner out of hair and then rinse body; shut off shower knob; turn off hot water knob then cold water knob; open door and step out of shower.
I use this order because it’s fast and you know you’re clean when you’re finished. I think this is the best way to shower because it’s saving time and that’s important if more than one person needs to shower. It seems to be the cleanest way because you are going from top to bottom plus washing your body twice. If you star your shower by washing your body the dirt you rinse from your hair goes onto your body and makes it dirty again. I decided to come up with this routine when I was 14. I lived in a group home with 20 girls and only 4 showers. Because we only had 4 showers between 20 girls, we had to have a shower schedule. With the schedule we were only allowed 15 minutes to shower. I had to be able to shower fast while making sure I was clean. I tried a few other routines but I was either taking too long or didn’t feel like I was clean
Undress; open shower door; turn hot water knob then cold water knob; adjust cold until right temperature; start shower with knob; step into shower; shut the shower door; wet hair then face; grab washcloth off hook and bar soap from shelf; lather washcloth with bar soap; close eyes; wash face; rinse washcloth; return to hook; rinse face; grab shampoo from shelf; open shampoo; squeeze some onto hair; close shampoo and return to shelf; rub shampoo into hair; grab washcloth from hook and wash body from neck to feet; rinse washcloth; return to hook; close eyes; rinse shampoo out of hair then rinse body; grab conditioner from shelf; open conditioner; squeeze some onto hair; close conditioner; rub conditioner into hair; grab loofah from hook and body wash from shelf; open body wash; squeeze some onto loofah; close body wash; return to shelf; rinse loofah and return to hook; close eyes; rinse conditioner out of hair and then rinse body; shut off shower knob; turn off hot water knob then cold water knob; open door and step out of shower.
I use this order because it’s fast and you know you’re clean when you’re finished. I think this is the best way to shower because it’s saving time and that’s important if more than one person needs to shower. It seems to be the cleanest way because you are going from top to bottom plus washing your body twice. If you star your shower by washing your body the dirt you rinse from your hair goes onto your body and makes it dirty again. I decided to come up with this routine when I was 14. I lived in a group home with 20 girls and only 4 showers. Because we only had 4 showers between 20 girls, we had to have a shower schedule. With the schedule we were only allowed 15 minutes to shower. I had to be able to shower fast while making sure I was clean. I tried a few other routines but I was either taking too long or didn’t feel like I was clean