"I don't have to reach for a Kleenex all the time".
If so, toss her a Kleenex the next time she sneezes on you, and let her know she is welcome to use them.
You may still want to hold onto that box of Kleenex, but this time you'll be drying tears of laughter.
The last time the Kleenex came out was in front of the London Welsh Male Voice Choir.
Littered his desk with pills, unguents, Kleenex, Socialite Ingersoll is Time's No.1 hypochondriac, introduced ant palaces for study & emulation of employees, writes copious memoranda about filing systems, other trivia, seldom misses a Yale football game.
"We live in an impatient society and have a throwaway Kleenex culture, so it takes time to get over the noise barrier," said Nan Talese, the publisher of Nan A. Talese/Doubleday.
There are lots of obvious pushes towards the box of Kleenex: the sense of lost time, lives put on hold as women and children wait for husbands and fathers to return, the wife anxious that the next knock on the door might bring fatal news, the child who knows his dad has been gone for exactly 193 days.
At the time, the company, which manufactures Kleenex, already had a sustainability strategy that included protecting some forest, sourcing pulp from sawmill waste, and engaging third-party certification.
Time to buy stock in Kleenex.
Today the average home contains four boxes of facial tissue, and users purchase tissues about eight times a year, according to Kleenex research.
