Bathtime

TWO: That's the important number of the day.
When it comes to bathtime, that number is particularly relevant when there are THREE people needing to shower and only TWO proper towels. Fortunately we were also given a bath mat that was big enough to double as one of the towels.

Come to find out, our shower has a window at the top.
Being on the second floor, and the window being no lower than shoulder height, it was was virtually impossible for anyone to see into the shower.

Mark, being the first to shower, noticed that he could see out the window. Standing on tippy toes he could even see into the courtyard below. Since he could see out, he apparently assumed others must be able to see in. Of course someone would have to be on a nearby roof taller than our own, and then at the top of a full sized palm tree on the roof, and then at the top of a 10 ft ladder on top of the 15 ft tree on top of the third story rooftop, and THEN they might be able to see in the window and perhaps see all the way down to the showering person's arm pits. Still, the possibility must have alarmed him so he used the one bath mat (that was to serve as a desperately needed towel) to hang in front of the window, which of course got the floor mat/towel soaking wet.
But at least no one was able to see his forehead!