Unnecessary sarcasm
Not my usual sarcastic self today. Unnecessary laundry sucks the humor right out of a person.
No one to blame but myself. I didn’t close the door to my bedroom.
That’s all I had to do — take 10 seconds to close the door. One simple act would have spared me 2 hours of laundry and an hour of cleaning.
My back loves a “bed” on the floor made from 7 moving blankets, with an inch of memory foam sandwiched in between the layers. At least 3 of those moving blankets will be in the wash today, along with the sheets.
Oh…you need a visual?
Every time it rains, 4 of my dogs find muddy sand and play in it, ergo;
This bed used to be off-white. The containers surrounding it weren’t decorated with speckles of mud.
The bull dane (aka 1st white dog) is presently licking the mud off of Rottie Mutt.
Yes, we have a 2nd white dog. She’s presently keeping Dingo mutt company — on the same bed, but in an area not as tainted with slick, wet residue.
If you’re thinking about adopting a 4-footed family member, please look closely at these pictures. If you want to hit something other than a punching bag, a dog isn’t for you.
Ooops! Bet it still won’t make you remember to close the door đ
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Probably not. đ When I’m intent on writing, all else is a far 2nd to that.
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I’d love to have more than one dog but my mind thinks, “What about the vet bills?” And then I stop.
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Your mind has logic to it that mine doesn’t possess.
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I bet you missed the best bit, when they were rolling in it and wagging their tails. You only got there in time to see the mud.
Mud washes off. Buy spare bedding; then the muddy stuff can wait its turn for washing.
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LOL. đ They do have a lot of fun in the mud.
I have loads of spare bedding just for that reason — and because I live on a sand hill.
The problem with mud is that if it is left on the bedding long enough it becomes paste and takes more time to wash.
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I have to close my bedroom door and we only have cats! For some reason one of our cats will pee on the beds (well, couch in my case as I don’t have a bed lol). Other than that, she is great with the litterbox! But beds are not safe around her. That looks like a lot of work.
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I have all but one comforter washed. The dogs are presently using it as a bed in the laundry room.
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hahaha of course they are!
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I started keeping all the bedroom doors closed after my eldest daughter rescued a senile old cat that was imprisoned in someone’s basement. As soon as she brought it home, the cat decided to go into the master bedroom and use my bed as a litter box. It bypassed the three bedrooms with twin size beds in them and went straight for the one with the king size bed — the one with a comforter that won’t fit into a normal washing machine, but has to be taken to the laundromat and washed in one of those giant front-loaders.
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Cats just seem to know these things: What is going to cause the most work for the human.
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sounds about right lol. I think they just KNOW!
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Wise tips in this post.
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