Tonight is a brief night of celebration - my work is submitted on time and no more school work tonight! Winter Break officially starts tomorrow. Now I have two weeks to rework my dissertation topic - find a new one, or twist the current one to fit something else.
Tonight I am catching up laundry...if that is possible. It seems like at least 50% of the girls' stuff is what I call Special Needs Laundry. It has to be washed in cold, line dry, or air dry, or lay flat, or....whatever! It's not washer-2-dryer friendly. I need to invest in a drying rack company, I'd bet they're all in China.
The world is getting smaller. My piece of it had better be waiting for me when I finish this crazy program...11 months from now if all goes well (so far...not so well). My ideal place will have a stream running through it with lots of wooded hills and some open pastures. A good-sized pond would be exceptionally nice. No noise, blue skies, butterflies, Queen Anne's Lace, blackberries, bluebirds, and hawks overhead. My bit of heaven.
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And your daughter's horses eating the grass to nubs and dugging up the ground into mud soup : -) Just kidding. Maybe you need to invest in a laundry lesson for the girls, or a shopping lesson. I remember every time I ever tried to buy anything the first words out of your mouth were about the care tag!
Yeah - it worked until you were about 14 or 15...then you bought it anyway. Oh well, in a few years they will be out of the house and taking their laundry with them. Then I will miss doing their laundry (..or..maybe not so much).
Here is a US made clothes drying rack. I bought one a while back and have been really happy with it. No plastic parts and they guarantee all the parts are replaceable and fixable.
Mary,
That is an awesome drying rack and I could really use another one. I like how it folds up nice and compact. I will consider ordering one this month. THANKS!!
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