Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for April 02, 2024

I wasn’t Arlo, but all my sons were.

In October, long-sleeves shirts?

I’d be switching them so I’d would have to bend down so low to grab one.

Husband only wears regular button shirts. The current season ones are in his closet. The other season ones are in the Teddy Bear’s room (aka spare bedroom) closet (which involves moving a section of the Teddy Bear’s village to get things in and out of).

She still hasn’t taught him how to do his own laundry? How did he survive college?

The dreaded closet change…goodbye bulky sweaters ! For me it’s next monrh.

Unless the drawers are a different size, just pull them out and switch them…

What’s in the top drawer, then?

Not sure why shirts aren’t on hangers. Drawers only hold a relatively few shirts.

I rotate my socks and under ware in spring and fall. Different needs for different seasons.

I have a load of laundry drying right now. I’ll fold and put away my clothes and toss my wife’s in her hamper.

The lyrics to “See You In September” just popped into my head. 1966 by The Happenings

I don’t have this problem, I wear short sleeves for all seasons, even through Wisconsin winters. The temperatures inside, don’t vary much. Coats are for outside.

Fortunately I don’t have to ask my wife where my shirts are, mine are hanging in the closet, both long and short sleeves; right where I hung them after doing the laundry.

Arlo was wearing a short-sleeved shirt in yesterday’s strip.

I miss my wife, may she rest in peace

Soon, real soon I hope, the weather will warm up enough for the San Diego uniform to come out: T Shirt, Shorts, Flip Flops. If you go to a fancy restaurant its, Collared Short Sleeve Shirt, Shorts, Clean Flip Flops.

Finally opening up the shorts drawer. Hope they still fit.

Bottom drawer has shorts, which I rarely wear. The drawer above has sleepwear, which kid like to spend more time in. The drawer above that is tee shirts, of which I have more than enough for a second lifetime (I used to collect them from places I visited, and cancer walks I participated in).

My late hubby kept his short-sleeved t-shirts in his second dresser drawer.

I rotate my winter casual pants and socks at the equinoxes. I only have to think twice a year. Even that is a challenge.

at least she has something to look forward too

It’s not short-sleeve weather here yet. They are talking snow here Wed and Thurs!!

Don’t have that problem. T shirts year round

Why would a grown man need a mommy to take care of his dresser drawers!!!

That’s not nice, Janis.

Where do we keep the ketchup on Tuesdays?

I sometime get the hairy eyeball for not knowing where my s.o. puts her long sleeves. Not the bright ones, but the warm, drab ones. With no buttons. But a collar.

I really don’t know how I should keep track on all the seemingly invented, surely insignificant different kind of tops. That switch places with every season, obviously, like since knitted ones are used only in winter. Except for the silken and hemp ones.

Sounds like it’s time to swap the two drawers.

I don’t have that problem. Seeing that I hardly go out anywhere I have 2 long sleeved shirts and about 5 short sleeve and 3 sleeveless for the really hot humid summer days and they are in one drawer and then I have about 4 pairs of shorts and 3 pairs of pants that are in their own drawer then 2 drawers for nightgowns, I stay in my nightshirts during the day when not going anywhere so I have more of them then regular clothes. and I keep my undies in a cabinet in the bathroom because that is where I change them.