Murphy's Law hit again.
Got a clothes line up between a couple of trees and have been hanging clothes out. At least the sheets. The small dryers in house are just that, too small. Needed a clothes line.
So hung out some towels etc., yesterday, and it was a load of whites to sun bleach over the night/morning.
Can you guess what happened?
Right.
It is raining. Not just a gentle, spurty rain, but a long, drawn-out rain. Instead of the three puddles in the circle, I now have enlarged the three and am working on the fourth.
I am watching the load on the line sag.
I will, however, not take these in and rewash. I am going to just let the rain soften them up and forget about that molecule of dirt in each raindrop.
Hmph!
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The way it used to work here is if DH washed his car/truck, then it would invariably rain!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny, living on a farm, I rarely think of washing our vehicles. Usually we let the rain do it for us.
ReplyDeleteThere has to be a marvelous correlation between dirty vehicles and city people. We have a car wash in town and I have used it on a rare occasion, but not to the degree that I see some people in town use it.
I am not sure what to make of my tendencies on this score, lololol.
Either I have become a total farm kid or I am very lazy. Not sure which to go with here.
Thanks for the comment.