Soap and Water

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By lacebutterflies

When I was little, my grandma always told me, to wash my hands when I came home from wherever I had been that day. It didn’t matter whether it was the park, school, or some store. Every time I entered her door, I was required to lather my hands with soap and water. I saw it as some annoying ritual, an unnecessary habit. I hated washing my hands, and I didn’t care about the germs. However, I always was “The Girl Who’s Never Sick” in school. © Copyright R. McCarthy

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September 29, 2005 20:37Dy'mond (yup yup goon)

girl, u wild. but yeah my grams told me that same subject. yup yup