If it's wrong to be 32 years old and ten years out of your parents house but still bringing laundry home for the holidays, then I don't want to be right.
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If it's wrong, then I'm going straight to hell. I bring a load every time I stop by for dinner. I'll be so crass as to invite myself over for dinner when the laundry is really starting to pile up.
Eh, I'm going to hell anyway. I may as well have April-fresh clothing while I'm alive.
My mother took the time to call me this year to say the washer is on the blink! I think she's toying with me. I'm not above turning around and driving the six hours roundtrip to get my laundry once I've caught her in her ruse.
See, I had a span of four years almost where I lived in an apartment with free laundry, and then a house with a washer and dryer. So it's like I am backsliding a bit, doing it at my parents' place now that I am in an apartment with no free laundry.
But what the hell, I'm-a gonna do it anyway. Dude, free laundry!!
4 comments:
If it's wrong, then I'm going straight to hell. I bring a load every time I stop by for dinner. I'll be so crass as to invite myself over for dinner when the laundry is really starting to pile up.
Eh, I'm going to hell anyway. I may as well have April-fresh clothing while I'm alive.
-Jennifer
I am 29 and I still do this. Until I can afford my own damn washer and dryer, the family will have to suffer.
My mother took the time to call me this year to say the washer is on the blink! I think she's toying with me. I'm not above turning around and driving the six hours roundtrip to get my laundry once I've caught her in her ruse.
See, I had a span of four years almost where I lived in an apartment with free laundry, and then a house with a washer and dryer. So it's like I am backsliding a bit, doing it at my parents' place now that I am in an apartment with no free laundry.
But what the hell, I'm-a gonna do it anyway. Dude, free laundry!!
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