Forget Ken the Serviceman.
My new knight in shining whiteware is Dave. He arrived this morning with a loaner washing machine.
I practically fell out the door in my eagerness, pulling a groin muscle in the process.
"I'm so pleased to see you," I cried as I hobbled towards the gate.
"Oh," said Dave with a huge smile, "not many women say that to me."
I didn't like to say that I was actually talking to the washing machine.
"So your laundry has been building up, huh?" said Dave.
"Nope," I said. "I've been hand washing ... and wringing."
"Really?" Dave seemed surprised.
"Yes," I said. "Everything but the towels. I told the towels that they're to stay in the bathroom and be reused until they could walk themselves to the laundry."
I didn't really tell him what I said to the towels. But I kinda thought that if jackets can move by themselves then towels must be able to as well.
The loaner washing machine was installed and my Bosch removed.
"Now!" I said. "I'm a wash-a-holic. I hope this machine can cope with the work."
I must have had my stern face on because I saw a flicker of fear in Dave's eyes.
"Sure," he said. "You do as much as you want with it."
Aww ... what a man!
He did mention that it wasn't as big as what I'm used to.
*twinkle*
You can just imagine the replies that whizzed through my brain in that split second.
But I remained ladylike and said, "He's perfect."
And all day long, I've been in laundry heaven.
This is what our towels smelt like!
*chuckle*
4 comments:
I am sure Dave the Slave can handle his machine ! As for the smell of cute wee piglets .. It is a farm smell of superiority I would take any day over one of your overused towels! :)
Should I tell everyone what your flannel smells like?!
Haha - my first whiff of home!! A post to savour :-)
lol all around---that is, lol after I get over being impressed that Niki actually hand washed. Whole loads?
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