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This Tissue Feels… Cold?

  I bought these Mumuso Milk Extract Ultra-Soft Pocket Tissues because, well, look at the little cow. And it says Milk Extract! This is the first time I’m seeing tissue with milk extract.  Of course I bought them. 😂 And they are soft. In fact, I discovered that they’re particularly nice to have when you have a cold and need to keep blowing your nose. You know how regular tissue eventually starts feeling rough when you’ve been using it over and over? This one is much gentler. But there’s something strange about it. The tissue feels slightly damp or cold when I touch it. Not actually wet. Just… cool in a way ordinary tissue isn’t. And then there’s the scent. I’m not a fan. There’s something about the combination of the scent and that slightly cold feeling that makes the tissue feel chemically treated to me. Maybe that’s part of whatever makes it so soft. I don’t know. What I do know is that while I appreciate how gentle it is on my nose, especially because I get rashes with a...

Even My Tissues Have Assigned Seats

  I have a thing for pretty tissue. Most of you ladies know that. 😁 Actually, that’s not entirely accurate. I have a thing for pretty, high-quality tissue in different sizes. Because apparently, somewhere along the way, my tissues acquired job descriptions. The smallest packs go into my small bags. They barely take up any room, which matters when I’m carrying one of those tiny purses that seems to believe women require nothing beyond a card and a lipstick. It’s important that I have a tissue with me at all times because when I’m with family, I give my tote to one of them when I need to use the mall bathroom. But not all bathrooms here have tissue, so small bag tissue is a life saver.  The medium ones live in my tote. There’s more space there, so they’re allowed to be a little bigger. This tissue is shared property. When the boys need it, there’s tissue. When we travel and someone needs it, I pull it out. Eating out and there’s not enough tissue and it’s too troublesome to cal...