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February 11, 2011 at 6:30 AM #665750February 11, 2011 at 8:23 AM #664657
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ParticipantYeah some of the neighbors will mentally take you down a notch in their pecking order games if you have a clothesline.They will assume you are a struggling bastard stepchild, while they lose their fancy cars and houses. Welcome to California.
I am already too physically active, so I won’t spend more time on my feet just to clip and take down laundry with a nearly new dryer in the room next to the other room that has the coffee pot. My wife has been great about using the clothes line…I just pitch in now and then.It’s just a strait line between two rusted old clunkers in the yard.
February 11, 2011 at 8:23 AM #665322ParticipantYeah some of the neighbors will mentally take you down a notch in their pecking order games if you have a clothesline.They will assume you are a struggling bastard stepchild, while they lose their fancy cars and houses. Welcome to California.
I am already too physically active, so I won’t spend more time on my feet just to clip and take down laundry with a nearly new dryer in the room next to the other room that has the coffee pot. My wife has been great about using the clothes line…I just pitch in now and then.It’s just a strait line between two rusted old clunkers in the yard.
February 11, 2011 at 8:23 AM #665458ParticipantYeah some of the neighbors will mentally take you down a notch in their pecking order games if you have a clothesline.They will assume you are a struggling bastard stepchild, while they lose their fancy cars and houses. Welcome to California.
I am already too physically active, so I won’t spend more time on my feet just to clip and take down laundry with a nearly new dryer in the room next to the other room that has the coffee pot. My wife has been great about using the clothes line…I just pitch in now and then.It’s just a strait line between two rusted old clunkers in the yard.
February 11, 2011 at 8:23 AM #665794ParticipantYeah some of the neighbors will mentally take you down a notch in their pecking order games if you have a clothesline.They will assume you are a struggling bastard stepchild, while they lose their fancy cars and houses. Welcome to California.
I am already too physically active, so I won’t spend more time on my feet just to clip and take down laundry with a nearly new dryer in the room next to the other room that has the coffee pot. My wife has been great about using the clothes line…I just pitch in now and then.It’s just a strait line between two rusted old clunkers in the yard.
February 11, 2011 at 8:23 AM #664720ParticipantYeah some of the neighbors will mentally take you down a notch in their pecking order games if you have a clothesline.They will assume you are a struggling bastard stepchild, while they lose their fancy cars and houses. Welcome to California.
I am already too physically active, so I won’t spend more time on my feet just to clip and take down laundry with a nearly new dryer in the room next to the other room that has the coffee pot. My wife has been great about using the clothes line…I just pitch in now and then.It’s just a strait line between two rusted old clunkers in the yard.
February 11, 2011 at 8:52 AM #665514cvmom
ParticipantWe dry all of our clothes in the backyard on a rack (purchased online–it’s hard to find good ones in stores). We have a relatively private backyard, and anyway who cares what the neighbors think. Better for our electric bill, for the environment, and for the clothes!
February 11, 2011 at 8:52 AM #665850ParticipantWe dry all of our clothes in the backyard on a rack (purchased online–it’s hard to find good ones in stores). We have a relatively private backyard, and anyway who cares what the neighbors think. Better for our electric bill, for the environment, and for the clothes!
February 11, 2011 at 8:52 AM #664775ParticipantWe dry all of our clothes in the backyard on a rack (purchased online–it’s hard to find good ones in stores). We have a relatively private backyard, and anyway who cares what the neighbors think. Better for our electric bill, for the environment, and for the clothes!
February 11, 2011 at 8:52 AM #664712ParticipantWe dry all of our clothes in the backyard on a rack (purchased online–it’s hard to find good ones in stores). We have a relatively private backyard, and anyway who cares what the neighbors think. Better for our electric bill, for the environment, and for the clothes!
February 11, 2011 at 8:52 AM #665377ParticipantWe dry all of our clothes in the backyard on a rack (purchased online–it’s hard to find good ones in stores). We have a relatively private backyard, and anyway who cares what the neighbors think. Better for our electric bill, for the environment, and for the clothes!
February 11, 2011 at 9:16 AM #665519scaredyclassic
Participantwe did for years. it’s actually kind of hard work if you move fast. cut gym membership costs.
February 11, 2011 at 9:16 AM #665855Participantwe did for years. it’s actually kind of hard work if you move fast. cut gym membership costs.
February 11, 2011 at 9:16 AM #665381Participantwe did for years. it’s actually kind of hard work if you move fast. cut gym membership costs.
February 11, 2011 at 9:16 AM #664780Participantwe did for years. it’s actually kind of hard work if you move fast. cut gym membership costs.
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