Grand Avenue by Mike Thompson for March 30, 2020

Too bad you can’t ignore the brats.

Why Gabby, how nice of you to volunteer……

Reminds me of here. Not my laundry though. It’s the kids’ downstairs.

I’ll do the laundry the day I put on my last clean clothes.

It isn’t like she has to go to the cold river and pound the clothes on a rock, or do them on a washboard! Her washer & dryer look like the latest models available in cartoon land.

Occasionally I have to point out to my wife, that all five laundry baskets are full of her clean clothes and I have more laundry to do. (I’m retired, she’s still working).

Sounds like progress to me! (-:

If.. you folded as soon as you took it out.. you would save having to iron stuff.

Funny thing, I procrastinate on doing the laundry, going a few days past when I should have done it. But once I start, it gets washed, dried, folded and put away without delay. I’ve never gotten to the point where I ran out of clean clothes, but ideally, I do it once a week instead of waiting 8 or 9 days. On the upside, we have an in-house laundry where I live, so I can do 2 loads at a time and get it all done quickly.

kids will get what they need when needed

Consider those baskets your dresser drawers.

I have not been fortunate enough to be visited by the clothes folding fairy.

Good day to teach Gabby to fold clothes I think. All so put them away.

Well, one thing is for sure. Most of us are keeping up on the laundry now days…