Showering in the Motel
Going on vacation is the need for everyone on this planet to get away from it all that is their job, people, and bill payments. For people, most of the time is all work and no play for the lives that are in constant concern for the well-being of others to take care of but need to look after themselves and give themselves the self-care they need for their health. A vacation gives the mind and body the soul purpose to not be bothered with. Gives the idea of I don’t care about other people, friends, family, the job, bills, or their lives I need to take the time off to not care about you for a little while.
The vacation is to take a trip either by plane or vehicle that in turn making arrangements for the motel to be vacationing in to go sightseeing to a new place and culture not seen before or even at the beach to feel every piece of the sun tanning up the body for that lovely sun tan. A vacation is a vacation to settle and relax the human soul or a form of therapy that there is more to a life than work. Yet somehow it’s the small things that make life simpler of the appreciation.
A motel room is a motel room, you leave your stuff and head out to start your recreation of the plan you’d have to relax on vacation. The one thing that should be the most treasured is the showers when the day comes to an end. Where you’d get to unclothe, head into the bathroom, and take a shower for as long as you want.
The experience would be very pleasing and comfortable. The shower drenching the body in little water microbes that hit the skin as you stand or sit in the shower as the condensation covers the shower glass. If it’s just you, you can get in the shower and just enjoy the moment of water that does not have to be paid like the usual water bill for a homeowner. It is quite refreshing, you can sit under the shower for hours as if your in the sauna just to relax and be drenched in water for free. Use up as much shower time as you want to even if you run out of hot water. If there is more than one person in the shower, it’s a more social calling.
Everyone’s got to take their time to feel wet.
