A Little Monday-Morning Perspective...

[Birddawg]

But toddler laundry is the worst. The pile just never gets smaller no matter how long you fold it.

One basket of their clothes is like ten grown up baskets. And every piece is inside out.

[Black Bart]

If I may wax poetic, I recently did a comprehensive and much-needed self-survey of the things that're good in my life versus the bad. This place made the list "good" side of the list.

Don't know why, but this veritable cornucopia of rednecks, heathens, coloreds, whites, aristocracy, dentistas/futbol enthusiasts/homosexuals, idiots, bigots, morons, lunatics, and BT2 makes my life better. Missed y'all homies.

[Glenn]

One basket of their clothes is like ten grown up baskets. And every piece is inside out.

It's like clowns coming out of a Volkswagen. It just never stops.

[SCswampCAT]

That is the honest truth. I cant even begin to fathom it x3..

[FishSticker]

I could drop each of those trees in the right direction. But I've worked hard enough to pay for someone to clean up the debris.. That's not feminine, that's life. Most things in my life these days go through a fun/money ratio graph in my head. I will not make apologies for it.

Back in my single days, drop off laundry and a maid were fixed expenses every month on my ledger for this exact reason....even still today "maid day" is my favorite day of the week.

[Birddawg]

It's like clowns coming out of a Volkswagen. It just never stops.

You have trips right? I can only imagine the laundry they generate.

[BigBrother]

You have trips right? I can only imagine the laundry they generate.

My 9 year old daughter will wear five outfits a day. She's tomboyish and isnt shy about getting them muddy or dirty.

Factor in trying to get her to put her clothes away after they're washed and folded...If you dont stay on her, she will leave them somewhere to get knocked over...and guess what...you get to fold them again.

I may have hyperventilated a little thinking about triplet laundry.

[River Rat]

What's your time worth.......

No shame in having to nod the cap to a more capable entity every now and again.

[Glenn]

You have trips right? I can only imagine the laundry they generate.

It's biblical in proportion.

[TheVisorGuy]

They arrived at 7:14 for an 8:00 appointment. Knocked-down and chopped-up or shredded (4) decent-sized trees, did some additional limbing, hauled everything away, ground the stumps, and cleaned the entire yard in three hours. Frickin' kill squad, bruh.

How did y'all communicate?

[TheVisorGuy]

And Glenn knows what he's talking about.

[Black Bart]

How did y'all communicate?

Palabras, por en inlges.

[TheVisorGuy]

Palabras, por en inlges.

de ninguna manera. Gringo

[Bigtimber2]

I had my own trim saw and chaps at 13. We burned firewood as did my grandfather. There never was any plans for a fireplace even for nostalgia when I built. I wouldn't care if I ever cut wood again but I was met with this gem Sunday on the way to church. I have several learners that will fall soon hopefully not at once, leaning shrub pines have a mind of their own. There are better ways to die. Felling trees and limbing ranks up there with roofing and sheetrock.

[DRDUCK]

I’ve dropped more trees, cut more firewood and run a chainsaw more than my fair share. I’ve folded laundry, cooked dinners, sat and done homework, school drop offs and programs, cleaned house and scrubbed toilets too. You do what it takes to get the job done.

What he said and just got done folding towels. Ha!!

[Black Bart]

de ninguna manera. Gringo

Cracker.

[Black Bart]

Shots fired.

[Relentlous]

I’ve tried folding laundry to surprise my wife many times, but she just undos it because I do it “wrong”.

[Black Bart]

Finished the day decently well after a surprisingly strong show of support from Duck Nation by being manly and smoking a whole chicken, some thighs, and a linka' sawchess. Life is good.

[Sportin' Woodies]

U should try fried chicken