Privacy in the shower versus shared intimacy
A reader asks if couples should shower together or keep it private. The advice affirms personal boundaries and sacred alone time, noting satisfaction depends on both partners and mutual comfort.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2011
Page
12
A reader asks if couples should shower together or keep it private. The advice affirms personal boundaries and sacred alone time, noting satisfaction depends on both partners and mutual comfort.
A reader suggests not using tap water for bread as chemicals may kill yeast and recommends bottled or distilled water for better baking results. Dear Readers shares a favorite tip and reinforces checking water content for dough quality.
The author shares quick kitchen tips using canned peas for an easy pea salad with olives onions eggs and mayonnaise. They also suggest substitutes for oil in cakes and breads including applesauce yogurt bananas peaches pumpkin and pumpkin bread with whole wheat flour and generous spices.
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After a 25 inch blizzard, a large family gathering used outdoor snow to chill beer soda and wine in a kitchen cooler. The snow proved effective saving energy and money while maintaining cold drinks. The text also suggests repacking lunches in plastic containers with vegetables fruit crackers and cold cuts for children or families.
The author explains using a slow cooker instead of a double boiler to melt chocolate and keep it smooth for dipping treats. This method eliminates standing by a hot stove and maintains dipping consistency throughout the process.
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