Does anyone brush their teeth in the shower? I've got a few friends who swear that not only is it normal, it's preferable to brushing in the sink. They also say that it's environment friendly because you're saving water. I have many issues with this. The first issue is that the water in my shower is hot, and it seems incredibly terrible to brush my teeth with hot water. Hot water and mint-- yuck. The second issue I have is with the time-saving/environmental aspect. I call BS. If you take a shower for X amount of time, then you need the shower to be running for X + Y amount of time (where Y is the amount of time it takes you to brush your teeth, and Y should be equal to the amount of time it would take you to brush your teeth in the sink).

Does anyone wait to take a shower after they workout because they're afraid they'll keep sweating? Apparently some people think that you keep sweating, and I've got one friend, we'll call him Shark, who swears that if he showers 10 minutes after he works out, the shower "won't take" and he'll have to shower again. Now Shark is particularly out of shape, so maybe he continues to sweat for 20 minutes after he does exercise?! I don't really understand, I usually run to the shower when I get home and I've never continued sweating...

Personally, I've been all over the place lately. Sometimes I'm playing poker, sometimes I'm not. I have been meaning to put some results in my blog for quite a while, but I want to get a bigger sample size (I'm shooting for 100k hands, maybe since the new year or my birthday or even the last calendar year). I'm doing more traveling though in the near future, and don't expect to get much volume in April until the last week or two of the month. Cheers!