Another Sunday Night Washing Clothes
By Steve West
@zebra2222 (5268)
United States
March 6, 2016 9:47pm CST
Nothing could be more exciting than to end the day washing clothes. I am invigorated by the constant churning of the washing machine. I get ecstatic when I pull the laundry out of the washer and place the clothes carefully into the dryer. Once again, I can listen to the calming sound of the dryer as it makes the clothes dry and wrinkle free. I have hangers in place to use for my shirts and pants. This whole thing is a delightful way to spend Sunday night. Oh look, a tiny little wrinkle on one of the pair of pants. Oh, oh, I see a stain on a shirt that I missed. Oh no, there are holes in the socks that have suddenly appeared. I am having a laundry meltdown crisis. What am I going to do? Okay, if this whole posting sounds like a bunch of BS then you are not alone. Happy Laundry Night to all of you.
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@Marilynda1225 (91013)
• United States
7 Mar 16
Tomorrow will be laundry day for me...I avoided it all day today
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@patgalca (18481)
• Orangeville, Ontario
7 Mar 16
LOL! I was going to say this post was dripping with sarcasm. I, too, am doing laundry tonight. I start on Saturday and sometimes finish on Sunday, and sometimes I end out forgetting about it altogether until the following weekend... or my daughter is looking for her work uniform, but she usually does that herself. I don't like doing laundry but I don't like anyone else doing it. I am very fussy about how I do my laundry... I don't want ANYTHING to shrink so a lot of stuff goes in the dryer for 15-20 minutes and then removed and hung up. That includes just about anything that is new. I freaked when my daughter put my new t-shirt in the dryer. Yeah, it was cotton and it shrunk a bit. Now if I could just get her to wash the dishes or clean the crumbs off the counter.
Sounds like you are having a meltdown crisis. Leave the clothes where they are and go to bed. 
