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JanieH 04-13-2014 11:43 AM

I am right there with you on the dirt and with the others on the paint. My brother-in-law could paint an entire room while wearing a suit and not get a drop of paint on it. Me -- I have designated paint clothes and when they get stiff with paint, I trash them.

And many a time I come in the back door after yardwork and strip so I don't track the dirt throughout the house on my way to the shower.

But the main thing is, it all gets done!

cherrio 04-13-2014 02:48 PM

I'll have to finish raking up the blasted leaves that dropped after I thought I had most of em done last fall. 5 large pin oak trees and 4 "other" and the woods borders our back yard. I'm too old for this #@$%#@. and dirty when gardening? yep. only way to do it.

Iraxy 04-13-2014 06:40 PM

My DH is the Pigpen of our family. I am the one that can go outside and plant potatoes and come inside wash my hands and host a dinner. He on the other hand can go water the roses and come back inside needing a shower and a change of clothes. He and I have always been this way and we laugh out loud about it and have for 35 years!

jojo47 04-29-2014 05:03 PM


Originally Posted by Anniedeb (Post 6671633)
Reminds me of my sister also! We're two years apart, and when we were growing up she could play outside all day, wearing a white dress, and never get a speck of dust on herself. When I'd walk out the door, I'd attract all dust, dirt, vermin, and anything else in a ten mile radius!! My dad called her Magnificent Millie, and me Gravel Gert!!....Not sure where he came up with those names!!!!

Anniedeb, your statement reminded me of my two oldest daughters when they were little. The oldest was a dirt magnet from the word go, and her sister could be within and inch of a mud puddle and not get a speck on her! Even as she grew older, the oldest would still attract dirt...sadly, we lost her in a car accident just before she was 20 years old, but I still smile at memories the things she, her sisters, and brothers did for, to, and with each other! :)


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