That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for January 17, 2013

Practicing precise napkin folding.

And making up a pitcher of her own home made douche with rose infusion.

“Shoot, the douche burnt a hole in my underwear!”

“Eve; what’s that scent?”.See “Dinette Set”……looks like we have an “aroma” theme going here.

Bet she works at a B & B & B…

I’m old enough to remember the old TV ads for “feminine deoderants” like Pristine. Then they discovered that besides killing feminine odours, they killed the friendly bacteria and caused major mayhem in the user. Some things just are, you know?

Just waiting for Aunt Flo to pay a visit?

do those products work? or, they more chemicals that one shouldn’t be more exposed to?

Modestly enlarged image can be found here, or here, or at the only work by this artist (Google translated), so far, to appear in Mr. Melcher’s blog. A click-to-humongous image of the framed painting can be found here.Working in the Garden isn’t, as far as I can tell, shown online by its current-location. This (Chrome can translate, but not Google or Bing) adds (a woman who sews) to the title, or perhaps what’s in parentheses is an alternate title. The artist’s Google translated Romanian Wikipedia page and collection (more under Subcategories).

it’s all lace

The Red Baron strikes again.

SURELY Melcher can do better than this caption? He sent the “thread” down a tasteless path. Admittedly, this work is not rich in possibilities, but really…)

“I thought I was darning a sock…who hid my glasses?”

Recently read of a small boy whose aunt sent him to the store for napkins. He assumed she didn’t want UNsanitary napkins on her table.

And blocking her own light.