Towel Day

[Coemgen]

Ah yes! I plan to wear my bathrobe and towel and watch the T.V. shows on DVD as well as the movie. And, of course, drink no tea.

[oldfool]

I celebrate towel day everyday. In fact I am wearing a towel now. No one even notices an old man in a towel unless of course he is downtown or at the mall. It is just assumed that you are coming or going to the bath. I currently have two Velcro fastened sarongs that are made from towels and they are quite comfortable for lounging around. One my family bought me and one I sewed up myself. They are nice towels as well. The one my family gave me was to replace the one I had worn since the 60's. Time flies.
I have known for years that I have an affinity (or maybe that's fetish) for terry cloth but until I read The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy I did not know it was a survival tool. Makes me laugh every time I think of it.
Oh yes I will have my towel on "towel day".

Old Fool
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[threebanger]

And, of course, drink no tea.

Or at least something that is almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea!

[Cerebite]

One of my favorite "towel" quotes from the series [paraphrased as I do not have the inclination to look it up] "...wiped the mouth of the bottle with his towel, this had the opposite effect of his intention as it killed a virulent plague on the towel that would have wiped out half the population of earth" .

I shall have to carry a towel for part of the day tomorrow. The first priority is to wear my Dress Whites in honor of those who have paid the ultimate price. Is Memorial Day [last Monday in May] as distinct from Veterans/ Armistice Day [11 November] observed in Europe?

Never leave home without your towel