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[QUOTE 5298841, member: 10119"]Well, naturally. What kind of warped mind would do differently?!?!?! :eek:[/QUOTE]

My wife.
 
FIL was diagnosed with Alzheimers this afternoon. Nobody was surprised. Well, other than him.

:hugs:

I've been there with my own dad. If you need to talk xxx
 
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Katherine

Katherine

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Do you peg your socks out in matched pairs so that you can ball them when you take them off the line?

Or is that just me? :blush:

I must also own up to ensuring that I use pegs of the same colour for each garment. :blush::blush:

Not just you.

Sock pairs are hung next to each other. All garments have to have matching pegs that either compliment or match the item. I have a mixture of white, coloured and wooden pegs in large and small sizes plus some special non-marking pegs for delicates.
Everything has to be reshaped carefully too to make ironing easier. I hate ironing but I am very particular about it. Although I'm loving taking all the ironing outside for the past few weeks.
 
I hate ironing but I am very particular about it.
Ironing, like running, is something that happens to Other People. I last ironed an item of clothing (as opposed to stuff like hama beads/fabric paint etc which is arty-farting about and doesn't count) for my friend's daughter's christening. A purple flowery top for me to wear, it was.

Said child was a school year below my child, which means they'll be sitting their GCSEs next summer :biggrin:

Mind, the SmallestCub's new-in-September school has a new uniform from September, which involves shirts and ties instead of their current polos. That could test even my powers of hanging-up-properly-combined-with-not-really-caring-much.
 
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