Random Facts...XLVI.

Well, I am an expert on drying things on a line, over a swing set, or a fence. It will work. :2thumbsup:

It might not dry in one day...but you need to bring it in at night and take it back out. It might take 3 days to get good and dry...but it will dry.

I know you have a big house...lay it out over a couple of chairs or something like that at night, and then take it back outside the next day. I have laid a bed spread over 4 chairs at night.

I have stuffed blankets and quilted bed spreads in our washer, which is really too small for that, but you can make it fit. Then dryed them by taking them outside and throwing them over an ancient swing set during the day, bringing in at night, etc.

 

it dried but it nearly took the line down with all the wind.. but its dry lol..

 

I've lived without a dryer since I moved back here in 1991. By this point in time, I'm used to rigging up inside racks, using the shower curtain rod and a little blow heater, and especially using the line to dry clothes or whatever.

 

Reminds me when i first moved on my own the laundrymat was down the hall. So i would wash and dry but sometimes they would still be damp so instead of spending another buck on the dryer i would have clothes over every chair, hanging from the chandolier, over every door on the tv if i ran out of room and wasnt watching it. A couple times i had to get creative to hang everything...strategicaly placing everything across the diningroom table like a game of tetris with clothes.

 

^ LOL! I know what you mean.

When I've gone to the laundromat, I always use the extruder before I put them in the dryer, and honestly that makes more difference than you can imagine. But a laundry room in a building probably wouldn't ever have an extruder.

 

Sounds Like My Place In Mid Winter...



Cheers Glen.

 

Are you entering winter there, Glen? It is supposed to be entering spring here.

 

Autumn *fall* Here, Temps Are Cooling, Max 26c, Min 11c...



Cheers Glen.

 

A friend of my moms would drink redbull at work until it was time to go home. Then when she got home would take sleeping pills so she could get some sleep. She would do that 5 or 6 times a week.

 

^ I knew a woman who would do something similar, but "diet pills" and then downers...she did this like you describe Pens.

She had a stroke and died not long after finally, and was in her late 30's or early 40's.

 

My moms friend was a bad alcoholic. After she quit she just got addicted to other things.

 

beware the ides of march

 

i feel like starting arguments with all the people on this site that get easily rattled when it comes to certain subjects.

i guess there is a little troll in everyone.

 

^oh my...




I think watching is sometimes funny.

 

I accomplished nothing today and I am just fine with that.

 

Brought down a couple of widow makers today... hate those things. (dead trees hung up in other trees.) Damn I hurt. Need the firewood though and today was the warm day for the next few days.

 

I love it when music critics write about Janis Joplin's amazing talent as a singer. It's nice to know she's finally getting the recognition she deserves. Just take a peek/listen at her performance at Monterey Pop - the woman was a genius. :sunny:

QP

 

She really was...:cheers2:

I remember when I was 13 or 14 in juniorhigh, the school library had a portable record player and a stack of records, one of which was "Cheap Thrill's."
Sometimes I'd get high in the morning, ditch Spanish class and hide out in the library, listening with headphones way in the back.
I'd play "Ball and Chain" over and over...
Damn, that woman could sing the blues like nobodys business!

 

I've been putting up wood as well.
My neighbor is hungover, I'm just hung.
All those things are not necessarily related.

 

Having and being are the same.