that this is not the day to dry my sheets outdoors.
I can dry a lot of other things indoors, but the sheets are going to have to go in the dryer today.
Oh well.
that this is not the day to dry my sheets outdoors.
I can dry a lot of other things indoors, but the sheets are going to have to go in the dryer today.
Oh well.
Kai
Wednesday 2nd of September 2009
There were now dryers around where iยดm from when I was a kid and there still arent many, I think. We were a family of four in a not so big of an apartment. It sure rains here alot. I must ask my mum how she used to dry the laundry on rainy days. Since Iยดm alone and donยดt own too many clothes I can always dry my laundry indoors. I just canยดt understand these dryers, wish passionately they didnยดt exist. Silly american things. I absolutely love that picture and all your pictures, especially the ones of the simplest everyday things, they are warm, pure and subtle.
Barb McMahon
Sunday 30th of August 2009
Depending how many sheets you wash at once, you could try drying them in the bathroom over the shower rail.
Julia
Saturday 29th of August 2009
We had rain last night/today for the first time in ages too (Seattle area) and I'm loving it, because it's watering my yard for free. I've been too cheap and lazy to water the yard much this year! love the photo
Anne
Saturday 29th of August 2009
I have always just used a drying rack and a couple lines in the basement. But, I also only had my own clothes to do. This year I added the revolutionary invention of a fan to keep the air moving because it's been so wet. It really halpe the clothes dry faster!
Samantha F
Friday 28th of August 2009
Love the photo! Once again, I'm reading your blog at night, after a rainy day, and drying my sheets in the dryer TOO!! Weird!!!