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| What Else a Clothes Line is Good For |
*That the weather has been fantastic.
*Good food, family & friends.
~Your turn.
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I love seeing your socks on your clothes line. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful for my health, having the girls at work... and whatever I come up with on my blog post!
ReplyDeleteI think if I hung laundry outside here, it would burn up into dust and blow away.
ReplyDeleteYou know what I'm thankful for this week... Samba's recovery!
Today I'm thankful for my health and my babies health, thankful for my husband and my family! :) Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteA rainbow of socks in the back yard!
ReplyDeleteMy father refused to buy a clothes dryer until I left for college, and I was required to do all the laundry. So I hate clothes lines. Too many winters spent wrangling frozen underwear and stuff.
Love that pic!
ReplyDeleteLoving the socks on the line !
ReplyDeleteAs lame as it sounds, I'm thankful for a busy week at work this week - The company I work for has been too quiet for much too long - fingers crossed for some possible contracts to come our way.
For life! And on a less grandiose level--after three weeks of buying part by part by mail, a working dishwasher at long last. Never enjoyed doing dishes so much! And for a parts place that takes back the ones that didn't do it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty sight! You have reminded me of the name my Folks (and self) had for some neighbours in the early 1980s, before we got to know them. You see they used two clothes pegs (pins) for every sock, so we called them the "two pegs sock men"!
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't long before we found we had two really great neighbours, Norman and John. I house and cat sat for them back in 1989 - a joy because of their British Blue/Grey cat, Billy Bunter.
Sending much care and many huggles to you and JB, and the lovely, huggable hounds, Michelle and Zebby xxx and purrrumbles
Love the socks! I'm thankful for an ordinary day.
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