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After a rainy weekend

Sometimes, I find poetry in the washing, sometimes love. I even found a scorpion once. But today, as I walked from the newly-filled washing line, through the kitchen, down the hall and into the room with the pile of things which smell nice, but need to be put away, all I could think was: ‘the washing never fucking ends’.

Author ThirdCatPosted on 1 September 2008Categories teh washingLeave a comment on After a rainy weekend

One stressful day, I did this.


laundry cupboard

Originally uploaded by adelaide writer.

The only problem being, that when I created this arrangement, half our towels were out on the washing line.

Author ThirdCatPosted on 11 February 2007Categories home economics, teh washingLeave a comment on One stressful day, I did this.

More than maroon under-things in there

You would have thought that having begun the day finding a scorpion under the darks pile, all else in the day would have seemed simple, even bland.

Author ThirdCatPosted on 3 November 2006Categories home economics, teh washingLeave a comment on More than maroon under-things in there

Great intellectual challenges in my life

Despite my general pleasant attitude towards the washing, there is one thing which plagues me week after week after week: should the maroon under-things go in with the colours or the darks?

Author ThirdCatPosted on 2 November 2006Categories domestic mysteries, home economics, teh washingLeave a comment on Great intellectual challenges in my life

Never been a goth, but…

Today’s wardrobe is three shades of black – five if you count the socks – and purple shoes which need a clean.

Author ThirdCatPosted on 20 October 2006Categories teh washingLeave a comment on Never been a goth, but…

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