#88 Easiest Savory Sweet Korean Fried Chicken And Pickled Radish | Guilty Pleasures 

yea! my love for sour things like pickles, mango salad, sour gummies has caused me issues with tooth sensitivity which I really regret. Now I rinse regularly, after every meal, snack but rinse more times when i eat something sour. Itsy loves to come up and block my camera most of the time...she loves butt pats! Hope u are having a great start to Sept!

yes i remember about your soap bars. Hope u had been enjoying using it! It's very pretty before use, once used, esp the artisanal ones with flowers and all. U just don't even want to use it. I think my husband didn't know i was filming. Sometimes the camera is there but it may not be turned on. He might have thought the camera is not on lol. If he knew it was on, he'd speak softly...he made that noise..i couldn't hear it but i think that is because when he was mixing the sauce into the bowl of chicken, one piece fell out and landed onto his rice! It was a stroke of luck that it didn't fall onto the table, the red color would have stained badly. We have spilt all kinds of gravy, liquids and stuff onto this poor table.

@@lebooshdiaries What I have enjoyed most from that bar soap is its beautiful natural rose scent (and it doesn't come from any kind of synthetic ingredients or perfumes, so it really does smell natural) and its soft, cushy lather. I say "soft" because its lather really does feel soft and cushiony, a little bit creamy, when using it as opposed to the feel of liquid soaps that leave the skin more squeaky-clean. The scent is so faint that you have to put your nose up to it to smell it, so it definitely is not an overpowering scent. And it leaves the hands feeling not as dry as liquid soaps. Those are the big +'s. But it does take much longer to use than liquid soap (picking up the bar, rubbing it on after wetting the hands, putting it back), and it is also harder to get all rinsed off, so that means more time and more water usage, which made me feel a little bad. So those are the reasons I don't think I want to keep using it after what I have is all gone. This brand doesn't put any visible things in the bar soap like flowers; it just looks like solid-colored soap. Oh, well that explains it! (That he didn't know the camera was on.) I remember your saying earlier that when the camera came out, he closed his mouth, which made me laugh! Oh well, that table is an outside table, so it's going to take the wear from the elements, anyway. But I understand that you still wouldn't want to have to see a red stain on it. That's how I would feel, too. There was one video where you couldn't eat outside that day because it was raining all day and it showed the wet table. Does sun ever hit the table during any part of the day or is that area normally in shade? The sun would have a bleaching effect (plus sanitizing).