I’m presently spending three months in a small beach town in Mexico where I’ve come every summer for the past six years or more. Tonight I went to the readers’ theater production of “Sylvia.” At the play, when they sounded the 5 minute bell during the intermission, I went to the ladies room. Right after I entered, the announcer said over the microphone, “As soon as the restrooms empty out, we will begin.” Then, as I was sitting there thinking I had plenty of time, I heard, “As soon as Judy DB joins us, we can begin!” I ran water on my hands, drying them on my pants as I ran out of the bathroom and to my seat. As I sat down, I heard someone say, loudly, “At least she washed her hands!” No such thing as privacy in a small town. I guess I’m a local now.
By the way, the photo above isn’t really of the ladies room at the theater. I just couldn’t resist using my favorite bathroom shot of La Mosca one more time. To hear the story behind La Mosca, go HERE.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Ha! Maybe you should have titled this “Privy Lives”?
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Ha! You always one–up me. Like that in a man!
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It’s like being famous at the Academy Awards!😂
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Um. Okay, yes. Exactly!!! Except you don’t have to dress so well.
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Small town lives have their ups and downs!
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That’s funny, and sort of adorable, too 😀
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I know, Marilyn. Embarrassing but endearing as well.
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That’s enough to give you shy bladder..
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Ha..
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