I’m standing in the back of the U-haul with the dishwasher, washing machine, and dryer, waiting for some help when I had a funny thought. I went over to the dryer, opened the door and sure enough, there were some clothes in there. My Dad showed up around the corner and gave me a questioning look and I just grinned and said, “Oh, I was just doing laundry.” Michele (a friend) perks up and says, “Just goes to show a woman’s work is never done.” Doing laundry in the back of a U-haul?. . . just can’t get away from that laundry!
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2 Comments to Laundry on the Move
A smile. Praying for you.
So we were talking yesterday at our mom’s as we were finishing up some projects on her house and commenting about how a woman’s work is never done. — And therefore, Eric’s work is never done.