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TOP TEN REASONS TO HANG OUT YOUR CLOTHES
Electric dryers use five to ten percent of residential electricity in the United States!
Hanging Your Clothes
10) Save money (more than $100/year off electric bill for most households).
9) Conserve energy and the environment.
8) Clothes and sheets smell better without adding possibly toxic chemicals to your body and the environment.
7) Clothes last longer. Where do you think lint comes from?
6) It is physical activity which you can do in or outside.
5) Sunlight bleaches and disinfects.
4) Indoor racks can humidify in dry winter weather.
3) Clothes dryer fires account for about 15,600 structure fires, 15 deaths, and 400 injuries annually. The yearly national fire loss for clothes dryer fires in structures is estimated at $99 million.
2) An outdoor experience that is meditative.
1) Demonstrates that small steps can make a difference. You don't have to wait for the government to take action.
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Laundry list: 'refers to a list of characteristics or items that are generally considered to be mundane or distasteful. Items on the list tend to pile up, just like dirty laundry.'
Personally, I am not a fan of doing laundry. Today was laundry day. While beginning to sort my clothes, I started thinking of the laundry list in relation to life and identity. There are things we strive for, things we want to become, things we don't want to become, and the reality of who we truly are as people. Personal growth never stops. Right now in my life, I have many choices and there are things on my laundry list I'd like to get rid of and/or make better. Sometimes everything feels overwhelming and claustrophobic as if I am surrounded by nothing but dirty laundry. But this doesn't always have to be the reality; I just have to sort through it all.
Sorry for the bit of grain.
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Anyone is welcome to read this post, or I wouldn't be putting it here. But it's not an advert for my love life. Not actively searching for someone at the moment, and I am writing this for my own reasons and entertainment. But feel free to chime in with comments, if you wish:
Right now my personal life has been rough on me. Have had some bitter, heartbroken crying jags, to be sure. For one thing, after 4 and a half years of separation from Cameron, I am filing for divorce. The paperwork is in process. Luckily, he and I are still friendly, and though we don't share more than brief notes, now and then, we are both agreeable to this difficult change.
In the past year, especially, I have been content and happy and vibrant, due in part to my own efforts to fill my life with what is good. But I can not forget to thank all the wonderful friends, new and old, who have made my journey even better.
Also, a few blokes along the way have taught me more about what I do and do not want in a relationship, when I am ready to have a boyfriend again. And I will be, before too long...
So, I am kicking up my heels, and loving every other aspect of life right now: my artwork, my family and friends, my own interests/hobbies, my strides in good health, doing charity events and having fun in my downtime, with visits to friends, and concerts, etc.
Soooo..to have a bit of fun with it all... what DO I want in a man, when I am officially available?
This is a list of things off the top of my head, some things would be nice, others are a must. Certainly not a full list, at any rate:
1. Have a sense of humor. It helps if you get mine, which can be odd at times.
2. You can be bawdy with me. I am more used to it than some might assume...but I do not like to be openly rude or nasty in public, and if you are, forget it.
3. I'm looking for someone who will value education and wit and have a good appreciation for art.
4. It's great if you know the true worth of good and inspiring music. You certainly don't have to like the same kinds of music that I do, but I have a wide range of interest, and it would be fun to go to some concerts together.
5. Truly listen, and know that I will do the same for you.
6. Have at least some financial stability and live in the same area as me, for a change. :)
7. Buy me flowers, from time to time, without me asking for them. (Don't worry, I'll hint and clue you in on what kinds I like.) I won't expect you to read my mind, and I'm also not afraid to ask for things directly, if you don't get the hint! ;-)
8. If I send you fake mustaches in the mail, please be kind enough to put some on and photograph yourself for me. It's only fair, and I promise I won't use them for blackmail in the future.
9. Take me dancing! (No, I don't know how! I just like it, when I've danced at parties, with guys who do know how. I wouldn't expect you to do it all the time, if it's not your thing.)
10. It's nice to get dressed up to go out on the town, now and then, but I am usually happiest in comfy clothes, in a restaurant that isn't stuffy in any way...heck..hanging out on the couch and watching a good movie with Chinese food sounds fun to me.
11. Not looking for a relationship where we are trying to change one another, but when there is something important that needs attention, please tell me you "can't change" because you are set in your ways. Please. I really REALLY love that. :/
12. Surprise me with something unexpected from time to time. That does not mean a) something that is obviously for you. b) something that is in the category of weird and gross stuff that only men appreciate most. or c) that you've got a wife in Bolivia
13. Take care of yourself, for both you and me....grooming, health, etc. I am by no means perfect, and am still working on my own fitness (and happily seeing results) but it is important. Not just for looks..I want to live a long life. I want you to live a long life.
14. I certainly won't knock back handsome, but heart and soul trumps looks every time. If you got the looks, but you aren't inwardly beautiful ..see ya! If it's the other way around, as far as being a good man, and you aren't a male model, we'll get along famously.
15. Be honest with me..from the start. About the big things, about the little things..not talking white lies. I will accept you fully, for who you are, if you've got your priorities straight. Please don't think you have to invent something to impress me.
16. I think your great Aunt Margie is really hot. (See my first point ^)
17. Be affectionate.
18. Want to know my loved ones, and when we spend time with them I would love to see that you genuinely are having fun, because we are a fun-loving bunch. If I like you well enough to be with you, I will take a natural interest in your folks, too. Family is important to me.
19. Keep going, and work at it, when some of those initial giddy feelings of being "in love" fade. Because passion waxes and wanes, but it can come back 'round and knock you for a loop..in a good way. Steady and true. It works both ways.
20. Don't buy old man jeans, with elastic in the waistband.
21. A man who does some cooking, and household chores on his own initiative? It's only gonna help ya when it comes to sharing the REALLY good aspects of having a girlfriend.
22. I ab allergic to cats. Cats in the housbe are are sorta a deal breaker. I wouldbn't be aball to see you with my eyes gluedt shubt. ACHOO!
23. Dogs are great. I love dogs.
24. Hmmm. I think I'm gonna get a dog, to lure men into my clutches, as we walk in the park. "He's so cute! What's his name?" "Yes, got him from a rescue shelter, last week. His name is Lewis" "Oh, yeah? What's the story behind that name?" "Well, he came with it, but I like to...."
25. You've always been, and will always be, yourself.
Plenty for now. Still, I'm serious about wanting to share all that I have to offer someone, in the near future...we can start out slow. I'm not rushing headlong into any kind of major commitment. I want us to be friends before anything. And, well, heck, I know how to do sexy, and laugh and have fun. Seriously, dude. You don't even KNOW. ;-) We'll have a good time.
Today (Thursday) is hang your laundry day!
Did you know that there are now many places in North American where
you are prohibited by local laws from hanging your laundry?
Evidently it is because this is a symbol of poverty which the
communities want to eliminate the sight of. Did you also know how
much energy you can save by hanging your laundry? There are 88
million dryers in America, and if everyone converted to lines it
could reduce residential output of CO2 by 3.3%. Not to mention the
smell of those sheets and clothes from the fresh air!
So everyone hang your laundry today! and if you don't have a laundry
line- put one up today! And if it's illegal in your community- do it
anyway! (I once lived in a community where laundry lines were
illegal; I put one up and used it regularly and never went to jail...)
TOP FOUR REASONS TO HANG OUT YOUR CLOTHES
Electric dryers use five to ten percent of residential energy.
1. Clothes last longer.
2. Clothes and sheets smell better.
3. Save energy, thus preventing pollution.
4. Save money.
Today (Thursday) is hang your laundry day!
Did you know that there are now many places in North American where
you are prohibited by local laws from hanging your laundry?
Evidently it is because this is a symbol of poverty which the
communities want to eliminate the sight of. Did you also know how
much energy you can save by hanging your laundry? There are 88
million dryers in America, and if everyone converted to lines it
could reduce residential output of CO2 by 3.3%. Not to mention the
smell of those sheets and clothes from the fresh air!
So everyone hang your laundry today! and if you don't have a laundry
line- put one up today! And if it's illegal in your community- do it
anyway! (I once lived in a community where laundry lines were
illegal; I put one up and used it regularly and never went to jail...)
TOP FOUR REASONS TO HANG OUT YOUR CLOTHES
Electric dryers use five to ten percent of residential energy.
1. Clothes last longer.
2. Clothes and sheets smell better.
3. Save energy, thus preventing pollution.
4. Save money.
The cigar smoking dog was singing, "All we are saying... is regulate the banks, heal the environment, stop outsourcing jobs, tax the rich, stop hydrofracking, leave Afghanistan" ... mocking the laundrylist of complaints and unfocused message of OWS.
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
No, not really, but it sounded like a good title...
I picked up all three of these pieces in the last couple of days. The first is a machine-quilted runner. I am so NOT a quilter... I WISH I was... but alas, I am NOT. So I was very happy to pick up someone else's handiwork, especially when it happens to be in my favourite colours. I paid $3.99 for it... well worth it!
Next to it, is a beautiful vintage embroidered pure white cloth with scalloped edging. I'm no fabric expert, but I'd say it *might* be Irish linen. Cost: $.25.
The red and white striped one is a tea towel made by Cannon back in the days when Cannon actually made stuff in the USA. I will probably use it as a breadcloth, or a placemat/prop for my foodie work. The REAL reason I bought it, besides being only $.25, is that it just flat out makes me HAPPY to look at it! It reminds me of ice cream parlours back in the 50's... and that's before MY time (and THAT also makes me happy! :D)
NOTE TO SELF: Do NOT take photos at this time of the day as it makes your paint look DayGlo Yellow!!! (It really isn't!)
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
This pair of chid's sleeves [UC8980A and UC8980B] were excavated by Petrie at the site of Gurob in 1889 from a tomb and dates to between Dynasty 18 and 19 [c1320BC]. They are in perfect condition. Petrie commented that:
Two sleeves of a child's jacket were found, quite new and unused, in the clean sand filling of a tomb of the 19th dynasty. Probably they had been lost by the labourer's wife when sitting on the sand heap thrown out when digging the tomb.
The Petrie Museum displays the sleeves hanging down because the Egyptian phrase [htri n] iseh for sleeves possibly means 'a pair which hangs down'. This phrase has been found in laundry lists which record sleeves as separate items.
Stitching at the shoulder indicates that they were attached into the armholes of a tunic. Sleeves were made separately and attached to garments when required in cold weather. Clothes were a valuable commodity in Ancient Egypt, even sleeves like this would be of significant value. It is unlikely therefore, that the sleeves were simply lost.
They are neatly made with a hard wearing seam known as 'run and fell'. Today such seams are often used with denim, usually on jeans.
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How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
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Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
Back to mundane things, or at least not butterflies and waterfalls. This is a hotel laundry bag.
This photo is used in the following wikiHow articles:
www.wikihow.com/Do-Laundry-While-Traveling
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
Today (Thursday) is hang your laundry day!
Did you know that there are now many places in North American where you are prohibited by local laws from hanging your laundry? Evidently it is because this is a symbol of poverty which the communities want to eliminate the sight of. Did you also know how much energy you can save by hanging your laundry? There are 88 million dryers in America, and if everyone converted to lines it could reduce residential output of CO2 by 3.3%. Not to mention the smell of those sheets and clothes from the fresh air!
So everyone hang your laundry today! and if you don't have a laundry line- put one up today! And if it's illegal in your community- do it anyway! (I once lived in a community where laundry lines were illegal; I put one up and used it regularly and never went to jail...)
TOP FOUR REASONS TO HANG OUT YOUR CLOTHES
Electric dryers use five to ten percent of residential energy.
1. Clothes last longer.
2. Clothes and sheets smell better.
3. Save energy, thus preventing pollution.
4. Save money.
Hanging on my line, which overlooks the meadow and barns.
TOP FOUR REASONS TO HANG OUT YOUR CLOTHES
Electric dryers use five to ten percent of residential energy.
1. Clothes last longer.
2. Clothes and sheets smell better.
3. Save energy, thus preventing pollution.
4. Save money.
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
Tomorrow (Thursday) is hang your laundry day!
Did you know that there are now many places in North American where you are prohibited by local laws from hanging your laundry? Evidently it is because this is a symbol of poverty which the communities want to eliminate the sight of. Did you also know how much energy you can save by hanging your laundry? There are 88 million dryers in America, and if everyone converted to lines it could reduce residential output of CO2 by 3.3%. Not to mention the smell of those sheets and clothes from the fresh air!
So everyone hang your laundry today! and if you don't have a laundry line- put one up today! And if it's illegal in your community- do it anyway! (I once lived in a community where laundry lines were illegal; I put one up and used it regularly and never went to jail...)
TOP FIVE REASONS TO HANG OUT YOUR CLOTHES
Electric dryers use five to ten percent of residential energy.
1. Clothes last longer.
2. Clothes and sheets smell better.
3. Save energy, thus preventing pollution.
4. Save money.
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
The laundry form at the Hotel Lha-Ri-Mo in Leh really could have used a spell checker. I don't think I've ever seen so many spelling mistakes on one piece of paper.
How to style the "Cover Up Crop Top" available in my shop at www.roguedaisies.com
Photos by: Joe Castro
Top: www.roguedaisies.com
Earrings: www.roguedaisies.com
Boots: Laundrylist
Lace Cover: Vintage 70's
Necklace: Vintage 80's
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I was doing a little laundry on the holiday. We also celebrated my husband's grandmothers 93rd birthday on a luncheon pontoon boat. Another indepencence day baby!