2. I'll mostly be in the shade, anyway.
3. It's after 2 pm (mostly), so the sun won't be too strong.
4. If I take the time to find the sunscreen and put it on, I'll use up at least half of the "good baby" time I have to get the yard work done.
5. If I do end up with skin cancer, I'll get to meet lots of nice new people at the oncologist's office, the hospital, and in the chemo treatments.
6. I'm just going to take a few loads of mulch to the backyard - I won't be out long.
7. I really want to prove that my skin is not ALWAYS pasty white:
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Five bucks says my mother calls me up, specifically to yell at me about this post. Yes, Mom, I should know better by now. Yes, Mom. I know. I know. Yes, I'll always wear sunscreen in the future. I KNOW! Sheesh, she can yell at me, even when she's not awake or logged on!
Oh, and she'll probably tell me to stand up straight when I get my photo taken, too.
I'm sorry but your mother is right!! There are no good excuses not to put sunscreen on!!
There is also the sunscreen spray product that works well. Unlike the lotion, the spray is rather quick and easy, especially for squirming children. The spray has brandnames like Coppertone Continuous Spray, amoung others.
You have my sypathies. It looks painful. Good luck sleeping.
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