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    • I particularly enjoyed that post, oznl.  Your bit about no longer having the awareness of whether you need changing rang a bell, although I rarely have such problems these days.  I think that's due to my taking the opposite approach to the one you took over the weekend.  I stick to the same old routine, same old nappies, same old hydration habits.  It means I rarely get surprised.  I've been caught out a couple of times lately though - maxing out my nappy in the evening resulting in an unexpected leak. I'm pretty sure that was due to the weather - it's been getting cooler.  I've noticed this in previous years.  It's not that I sweat much, but even so I breathe dampness through my skin, as we all do, and there's more of it in warm weather, so less ends up in my nappy.  I tend not to drink more fluids in hot weather, so my nappies last longer. So I can tell the autumn's arrived by the leaks in the evening... ...and shivering knees. All summer my daytime nappies have been terry squares with three extra terry soakers, and that's been enough to get me through the day. And cargo shorts and a t-shirt onesie hold them up pretty well.  Now the weather's changed I'm back into dungarees with a vest onesie and a proper shirt. That doesn't support a heavy nappy so well, and I need extra capacity over the winter months.  My winter daytime nappy regime is a velcro Dotty Diaper nappy with 4 terry soakers, which has a bit more capacity and a better grasp of my hips.  I've been back in them for the past couple of days, and no more leaks. As for my own museum of failed cloth nappies, every now and then I'll wear one of the more successful ones, and when I find the dud ones at the bottom of the car roof box I smile wryly and bin them...
    • @oznl: (bad joke time) Got a lion and a witch?
    • Slugger. (Keep a ball and glove in your trunk. Attorney's advice.)
    • I'm kind of one of those folks, except I'm on the opposite end of things. I am of the belief that not everyone wants eggs at 6 am. Having said that, I will do McDonalds or Carl's Jr. if I need to eat right away. If I wait an hour, I can do Sonic, but Sonic is inconsistent, especially with the buns. There are options for all menus, all day, but they're getting expensive or they just aren't around anymore. (Shari's, IHOP, etc...)  I didn't get the sandwiches left behind in the break room, but I did end up going to Carl's Jr. (They got the steak breakfast burrito back! Yay!). I'll try the sandwich thing again this morning, provided I can remember to grab them. (Likely left behind by a guest, still wrapped. If I leave anything in the fridge that I want, I make sure that my name is all over it, so there is no doubt who it belongs to. I know I still risk it disappearing.)     That actually sounds pretty good.
    • I win. End of story........for now.
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