Terri, there are SOME advantages to living on a pebble, then!

K x

Yes there are! From wearing nothing but sandels, my feet don't like being cooped up in shoes. They start screaming to be let out. I think the little piggy screams the most! ;)

I love my clothesline!!!! I only have one straight line instead of the umbrella style. I wish I had more room for another line!!!
I love the way the clothes smell and feel!
Kendra

certainly! everybody signs one and passes it on. LOL!

I love hanging clothes outside!! THey smell so nice...I do like towels from the dryer though. I have an umbrella clothesline, a large clothesline where a dog run used to be and a large amish drying rack. I use the dryer in the winter...but put sweaters and things on the dryiing rack in the winter. I have an electric dryer at our cottage, but have an umbrella clothesline there too and use it if weather permits.

Margie

Hi!

Did you also use clothse-line poles to keep the heavy lines from sagging and
dipping the sheets, etc. in the dirt?

Thanks for reminding me of the old days!

Marveen
in Sunny Tucson

Yes, I've got a telescopic one!

K x

I remember my mom doing all of that when I was a little girl...now I do it with my own clothesline. I love that fresh smell, especially on my sheets!

I STILL have one of those at my house in Amarillo!! The neighbors occasionally asked to borrow it.......When my husband and I married last summer and I moved to Borger, I begged him to put me a clothes line up, but alas, the carbon black plants put a stop to that!! I find it easier to do without a dishwasher than a clothes line!!

Cute and funny:)And the real funny part is we still do the clothesline as soon as the temps hit warmer;)Love the fresh smell and the savings on the electric makes the trips worth it:)Skeat