Look what I found in the dryer
12-10-2010, 08:18 PM
#21
Super Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Calif (San Joaquin Valley)
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Originally Posted by theoldgraymare
Oh good grief... That just reminded me that I have a load of towels to put in the dryer...LOL! And since I hate to leave the dryer running unattended, I'll have to stay up another hour and a half and read more on this board.
12-11-2010, 06:46 AM
#26
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Washburn, North Dakota
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When my children where young, I couldn't find my girl, looked everywhere, and the dryer was open, and usually I'd simply use the foot to close it. But something caught my eye, here she had snuggled into the dryer on her warm fresh blankie and fallen asleep. I raised 5 kids, and always looked into dryers before closing them after that.
Recently, I couldn't figure out why no one had called me, everyone in this family calls each other nearly hourly.
My phone was silent for hours. Went to change the laundry around and heard a strange buzz, thought maybe the washer was going out. As I shook clothes to put into the dryer, out dropped my cell phone (we don't have a land line phone), so I was without a phone for many hours. We live in the country, no one home but me, and my husband got worried I fell down stairs or had a heart attack, so called the sheriff to check if I was ok. Glad the family always contacts each other. I still felt pretty stupid, had forgot my phone in my jeans before I washed them, unusual, but I was so muddy from the garden work, I took the jeans off in the laundry rm, and ran upstairs to change. I hate having to find that cell phone, always laying it down somewhere waiting for someone to call so I can hear it and find it.
Recently, I couldn't figure out why no one had called me, everyone in this family calls each other nearly hourly.
My phone was silent for hours. Went to change the laundry around and heard a strange buzz, thought maybe the washer was going out. As I shook clothes to put into the dryer, out dropped my cell phone (we don't have a land line phone), so I was without a phone for many hours. We live in the country, no one home but me, and my husband got worried I fell down stairs or had a heart attack, so called the sheriff to check if I was ok. Glad the family always contacts each other. I still felt pretty stupid, had forgot my phone in my jeans before I washed them, unusual, but I was so muddy from the garden work, I took the jeans off in the laundry rm, and ran upstairs to change. I hate having to find that cell phone, always laying it down somewhere waiting for someone to call so I can hear it and find it.
