Does anyone else drink tea in the shower?

[skilfautdire]

Folks, if you're going to do that please take note that the same reminders as for using a hair dryer in the bathroom applies to using a kettle in the bathroom !

[tatsumi09]

Not in the shower, but I do remember making a cup of tea and drinking it in a hot bath once in a hotel, felt awesome.

[bsteele]

Sooo that's what that round space on the ol toothbrush holder dealy thing is for! Duhhhhh

[Skippyandjif]

Wow, I really wish that my dorm had a bathtub instead of just a shower... If I had the time and the requisite bathroom structures, tea while bathing would definitely become a regular thing!

[entropyembrace]

Sooo that's what that round space on the ol toothbrush holder dealy thing is for! Duhhhhh

dude, I have the exact same tea cups!

[geeber1]

Sooo that's what that round space on the ol toothbrush holder dealy thing is for! Duhhhhh

That reminds me of the slide-out cupholder on my computer.

[entropyembrace]

I might as well use the cd tray as a cup holder on my new computer, I haven´t felt the need to actually put a cd or dvd in it yet...

[beachape]

Ha, anyone try a pu er tea bath? I'm pretty sure you'd come out dirtier. With tea stains too!

[Schrammy]

Yes, indeed. In a travel tumbler with the lid closed. Of course, I've also been known to eat breakfast and brush my teeth in the shower as well.

[LauraW]

Brushing teeth I can understand, but eating? I'd think that would make for some soggy toast!

[Schrammy]

Not bringing a whole bowl in with me, but eating a cereal bar thats outside of the shower... I'm the queen of multitasking.

[LauraW]

That makes a lot more sense... but I tend to shower at night, so both eating and drinking tea would be a little.. counterintuitive. I do have a tendency to eat breakfast while in the car though.

[s(tea)ven]

Eating in a car is one of my specialties. Food in one hand, wheel in the other, although sometimes I need the other hand so I will hold the wheel with my knee. That doesn't work as well in the city since I drive a stick shift, so knee-driving is limited to lengths of road where there is no stopping or changing of gears.

[skilfautdire]

I guess the next step is "No eating ..."

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[Schrammy]

I guess the next step is "No eating ..."

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I know in my state (NJ), they were considering banning anything in the hands. Hell, even if you touch your cell phone and a cop sees you, you'll get pulled over.