Once again, purposeful peeps, it’s time for The Annual Bathroom Blogfest. Now, when I learned of this year’s theme, I had to laugh because if I was stuck in the 60’s, I would still be doing the potty and pull-ups. But as I reflected on this theme, it would be kind of cool to be stuck in the 60’s when it comes to bathroom experiences.
When women went to the bathroom in the 60’s, it was for a real purpose; not something frivolous, like tinkling. Those women went in pairs or teams; this was great for teaching women and girls the importance of community and team-building. There were meaningful discussions and lots of lessons learned during those jaunts to the ladies room.
By the time they all came out, you can bet they had some sort of strategic plan in place for something. Who needed those silly Powerpoint presentations when toilet tissue and paper towels were available? Great for creative, whole brain thinking and no technical snafus.
If there was a line in the public restrooms, there were deep, meaningful conversations on the line; not staring at the back of the head of someone shifting from left foot to right foot. Oh yeah, especially in New York City, those lines are long! Say, have you ever noticed that when you stand on the line at a Barnes and Noble restroom, no one is discussing the latest books? Curious….
Of course, those bathrooms aren’t stuck in the 60’s. You simply put your hands under the soap and you get soap; you put your hands under the faucet and you get the water. Then you move your hand over the sensor and you get the paper towel. No physical contact here! I must say, it is funny to watch some woman moving her hands furiously under the faucet and she gets no water! Then, she moves to the next faucet and still no water. And the next and still no water. Frustrated, she walks out. Negative vibrations equally dirty hands! Let that be a lesson to you.
As I am a peaceful and purposeful woman, I always get soap, water and towel. But if your vibes are a little off, make sure you carry hand sanitizer in your bag!
Check out my fellow Bathroom Bloggers! And an article in Tile Magazine.
Check out my fellow Bathroom Bloggers! And an article in Tile Magazine.
Blogger | Blog Name | Blog URL |
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Susan Abbott | Customer Experience Crossroads | http://www.customercrossroads.com/customercrossroads/ |
Paul Anater | Kitchen and Residential Design | http://www.KitchenAndResidentialDesign.com |
Shannon Bilby | Big Bob's Outlet | http://blog.bigbobsoutlet.com/ |
Shannon Bilby | Carpets N More Blog | http://blog.carpetsnmore.com/ |
Shannon Bilby | Dolphin Carpet Blog | http://blog.dolphincarpet.com/ |
Shannon Bilby | From The Floors Up | http://fromthefloorsup.com/ |
Shannon Bilby | My Big Bob's Blog | http://blog.mybigbobs.com/ |
Toby Bloomberg | Diva Marketing | http://bloombergmarketing.blogs.com/bloomberg_marketing/ |
Laurence Borel | Blog Till You Drop | http://www.laurenceborel.com/ |
Bill Buyok | Avente Tile Talk Blog | http://tiletalk.blogspot.com/ |
Jeanne Byington | The Importance of Earnest Service | http://blog.jmbyington.com/ |
Becky Carroll | Customers Rock! | http://customersrock.net/ |
Marianna Chapman | Results Revolution | http://www.resultsrevolution.com |
Katie Clark | Practial Katie | http://practicalkatie.blogspot.com/ |
Nora DePalma | American Standard's Professor Toilet | http://www.professortoilet.com/ |
Nora DePalma | O'Reilly DePalma: The Blog | http://www.oreilly-depalma.com/blog/ |
Leigh Durst | LivePath Experience Architect Weblog | http://livepath.blogspot.com/ |
Valerie Fritz | The AwarepointBlog | http://www.awarepointblog.com/ |
Iris Garrott | Checking In and Checking Out | http://circulating.wordpress.com/ |
Tish Grier | The Constant Observer | http://spap-oop.blogspot.com |
Renee LeCroy | Your Fifth Wall | http://yourfifthwall.com/ |
Joseph Michelli | Dr. Joseph Michelli's Blog | www.josephmichelli.com/blog |
Veronika Miller | Modenus Blog | http://www.modenus.com/blog |
Arpi Nalbandian | TILE Magazine Editor Blog | http://www.tilemagonline.com/Articles/Blog_Nalbandian |
Maria Palma | People 2 People Service | http://www.people2peopleservice.com/ |
Reshma Bachwani Paritosh | The Qualitative Research Blog | http://www.onqualitativeresearch.blogspot.com/ |
David Polinchock | Polinchock's Ponderings | http://blog.polinchock.com/ |
Victoria Redshaw & Shelley Pond | Scarlet Opus Trends Blog | http://trendsblog.co.uk/ |
David Reich | My 2 Cents | http://reichcomm.typepad.com/my_weblog/ |
Sandy Renshaw | Around Des Moines | http://www.arounddesmoines.com/ |
Sandy Renshaw | Purple Wren | http://www.purplewren.com/ |
Bethany Richmond | Carpet and Rug Institute Blog | http://www.carpet-and-rug-institute-blog.com/ |
Bruce Sanders | RIMtailing Blog | http://rimtailing.blogspot.com/ |
Steve Tokar | Please Be Seated | http://stevetokar.wordpress.com/ |
Stephanie Weaver | Experienceology | http://experienceology.blogspot.com/ |
Christine B. Whittemore | Flooring The Consumer | http://flooringtheconsumer.blogspot.com/ |
Christine B. Whittemore | Simple Marketing Blog | http://www.simplemarketingblog.com/ |
Christine & Ted Whittemore | Smoke Rise & Kinnelon Blog | http://smokerise-nj.blogspot.com/ |
Christine B. Whittemore | The Carpetology Blog | http://carpetology.blogspot.com/ |
Linda Wright | LindaLoo Build Business With Better Bathrooms | http://lindaloo.com/ |
Be seeing you in the ladies room!
4 comments:
I love love love this post.
because the 60's sound so cool!
gotta ask my grandma about that decade..and the ending of you post is hilarious.
Negative vibrations equally dirty hands! Let that be a lesson to you..
amen..
Carolyn, spoken like a true Coach! Your post is priceless. Thanks so much for being part one again in Bathroom Blogfest. I love the humor, inspiration and practicality of your observations!
Hugs,
CB
@Emme ~ Thanks lady! The 60's does sound cool; and it was because it was my decade to burst onto this world! Amen!
@C.B. ~ Thanks for your loving care and service to making the Blogfest, yet again, a success... and lots of fun! Hugs to you!
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