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so fresh and so clean


What a great day. What a pile of laundry?


I told Eric that it is our lifes mission to get all of the clothing clean. Well, what I hadn't expected was the amount of folding involved in 4 seperate people's closets. Bedding after being sick. Towels and towels and towels (mostly those little baby washcloths that I'm starting to think can go in the drawer unfolded)


What a treat having a laundro-mat downstairs.


I think it's bad until I hear Kate Gosslin has two washers and dryers and that she has TEN seperate people's clothing to fold.


I guess I'll get back to folding.

Comments

SH said…
Cut yourself some slack - I don't think Kate Gosslin has folded a pair of socks since she gave birth to her sextuplets - haven't you seen the laundry episode??? :)

I'll come do your laundry if you come do my floors. Deal?
March 3, 2009 at 12:15 PM
Kara said…
you have got yourself a deal
March 3, 2009 at 5:10 PM
Heidi said…
Speaking of Mrs. Gosslin, I'm kind of over her right now. I used to appreciate her life down-in-the-trenches of motherdom, but now she's all tan and skiny and living in a mansion. Every time I watch that show I have to remind myself that God would want me to be happy for her blessings. I need to work on that.
March 4, 2009 at 8:45 AM
Kara said…
I kind of wish I could hate her, but I think that if we got all that money from a TV network that I would do the same thing. I guess it's just wishful thinking on my part. Now, when she hires a maid to do her laundry and walk her dogs, then I'll hate her.
March 4, 2009 at 12:16 PM
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