Comments on: The Thorn in My Flesh http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2010/03/25/the-thorn-in-my-flesh/ Wed, 23 May 2012 04:21:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: tamela http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2010/03/25/the-thorn-in-my-flesh/#comment-18549 tamela Fri, 26 Mar 2010 13:52:00 +0000 http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/?p=1528#comment-18549 You could do like I have thought to do often~~ Call Merry Maids and offer your home for the new hires trainning opportunity~ Tell them free of charge~ It would help all involved out~ What cha think~~ I know in my own life I get bothered if I can not see the bottom of my hampers~~ You could do like I have thought to do often~~ Call Merry Maids and offer your home for the new hires trainning opportunity~ Tell them free of charge~ It would help all involved out~

What cha think~~

I know in my own life I get bothered if I can not see the bottom of my hampers~~

]]> By: goofdad http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2010/03/25/the-thorn-in-my-flesh/#comment-18534 goofdad Thu, 25 Mar 2010 22:14:42 +0000 http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/?p=1528#comment-18534 Yes, I can tell you they do get old enough to do their own laundry. My son Adam has done his own laundry for years. He washes it, rotates it into the dryer, folds it, and puts it away. I hardly ever see his clothes mixed into the general mountain-o-laundry. One of the (short-lived, I'm sure) advantages of just having bought a new washer/dryer is that EVERYONE wants to help. With the clear doors and LED lighting (even when running, if you want), I've found Kaleigh (my 4 year old daughter) standing in the laundry room entranced by the clothes being washed. It's really funny. Please say it'll last ;-) And, by the way: I'd say that you're not a BIG family as long as you know a family bigger than yours. I got a few on 'ya still ... and I still know a precious FEW bigger than mine (they're getting fewer and farther between, tho) ... so we're both good for a while longer! Yes, I can tell you they do get old enough to do their own laundry. My son Adam has done his own laundry for years. He washes it, rotates it into the dryer, folds it, and puts it away. I hardly ever see his clothes mixed into the general mountain-o-laundry.

One of the (short-lived, I’m sure) advantages of just having bought a new washer/dryer is that EVERYONE wants to help. With the clear doors and LED lighting (even when running, if you want), I’ve found Kaleigh (my 4 year old daughter) standing in the laundry room entranced by the clothes being washed. It’s really funny.

Please say it’ll last ;-)

And, by the way: I’d say that you’re not a BIG family as long as you know a family bigger than yours. I got a few on ‘ya still … and I still know a precious FEW bigger than mine (they’re getting fewer and farther between, tho) … so we’re both good for a while longer!

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