bathrobes

i’ve had a bathrobe for a couple years now.

and i must say, as we approach the colder
north american mornings of winter, there is no
fonder sight to see than the bathrobe.

the problem with getting out of the shower is,
of course, the change in temperature from your
presumably hot shower to the comparatively colder
ambient temperature of the bathroom.

in spring, summer, and fall to an extent,
this is largely ignored by the marvels of
modern air conditioning systems for the home.

however in the winter, ambient temperature is
so difficult to combat without spending exorbitant
amounts of money on heating that the transition from
mid-shower to post-shower is discomforting, if not
outright heretical (for the sake of maintaining good vibes).

enter the bathrobe. a wearable towel, practically.
don it after you’ve toweled off the majority of
moist particles from your body and enjoy the warmth
it offers while going about the rest of your morning
routine. why not just a normal towel wrapped around
the waist? i find the torso and arms require
sufficient heat otherwise it never really feels
like i’m warming up.

so anyway, if you haven’t already,
i recommend trying a bathrobe out if you hate
how cold it gets in the morning.

thanks for reading today’s post.
either that, or you can just be a man and tank it.