It was such a great feeling! At the end of the day, yesterday, every hamper in the house was empty. Now, they weren’t emptied onto the floor, as is usually the case in the boy’s room. But I had done load after load of laundry and got it folded and put away. (OK, there was one still drying when I retired to bed.) For just a few minutes I was caught up on the washing, drying, and putting away of all the dirty clothing in the house.
I stood in amazement of my hard work and thought, “It’s too bad no one else in this home even notices that I’ve done all this. No one thanks me or stands in awe of my housewifeliness.”
So, I thought I would thank myself and all those out there who work so hard to keep the laundry done. It doesn’t stay done for more than a few minutes, but for the briefest of seconds you have concluded a monumental task! Don’t think nobody notices because I do. I know there were many things you would have rather done than touch gross clothing from your children’s floor. You don’t necessarily enjoy folding other people’s underwear (I hope.). You do it out of love for your family. Or is it to stop the stench from filtering out of the children’s room? Maybe it is due to getting tired of everyone saying, “Have you seen my blue socks? Where are my pants?” You think or perhaps mutter, “They’re in the dryer. They’ve been wandering around the house on their own for weeks. Someone had to take action.” Whatever the cause, I thank you, you noble launderers/laundresses! Without you, this world would be one smelly mess!
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
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7 comments:
yes, thank you, us!
the only bummer is that the clothes never stay clean. i keep waiting to be done with laundry, but somehow the clothes keep getting dirty!
This all sounds like an argument for just all being nudists. Of course you would be the only one that could tolerate that. I appriciate clean clothes and especially clean sheets.FHP
There's nothing better than clean sheets. Well maybe an It's-it. Now that's something to write home about.
As for the laundry I am right there with you sister. I'll thank you for your household and for my household. And for all the other households that are out there. In fact.....never mind , I don't have time to thank anymore, I've got to go check on the laundry.
Plus, we finally just got a new washing machine. From what I've heard this one doesn't shake until it breaks down the closet door. We also got the dryer fixed so it does not turn our apartment into a tropical-feeling rain forest. The humidity went well past 100 when that thing was on. Sheesh!
I'd personally like to send kudos or cudos (the verbal or in this case written ones - not the chocolate ones) to the girl across the dang #*@ valley. I went over the other day to find the said non-stout and ever shrinking domestic goddess in their clean home making batch after batch of applesauce. Homemade and canned. Plus the washer was going the children were fed and the dogs were loved. James still wears those stupid purple socks but maybe they'll get lost in the wash or eaten by Angel soon. Nice work Kris. Even with a lens cap on. Wow.
Just for the record, James thinks that because I can't see the dang purple socks, that it's alright to wear them. He's on Donny Osmond's website right now. "Im a little bit country!"
Maybe its because you got sent to the laundry room a lot as a child.
That became a wicked sweet punishment once we had the nintendo in there!
Nice work Frister!
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