We got up to an overcast day...I thought, well, I cannot hang any laundry out. And up in the morn, Roger decided to head to Terre Haute for some dry ice. I had to get on line and find a place to get some...found it after the second call, though it was not crushed. So looked a while longer to try to find it in crushed form, but no luck.
It had turned sunny by then, but I didn't know if it would last...but it did. So, when we got back I hurried and did a load and hung them out. Thinking I could just forget about them till late. They had been out about an hour and seemed almost bone dry...I fooled a bit more and decided to run to the grocery.
Now, it is a good thing I can be there in 5 minutes, and was in and out in probably half an hour. When I came out of the store, it had darkened up, the wind was blowing, and you could almost feel the rain in the air. I did not speed on the way home but I sure wanted to.
I hurried and brought my bags in, and ran back out to gather the clothes in...took them down to the dryer for a few minutes....I did not stay down there to pull them out...but came on back up and it was raining. But could now see the sun. And that is what it did yesterday evening about this time. I was so glad I had hurried through the store...I just hate my clothes getting rained on.
That is about as adventuresome as it gets around here...and I am not complaining at all.
Our weather has been similar to yours today. I've had to run a couple of errands and I've seen a mix of rain and sun!
ReplyDeleteHi Rose, I do experience days like yours. Now I hang my clothes on hangers with rollers. Every time I go out, even though it looks sunny, I will just push the hanger under my porch, just to be safe. I will push it out again when I get home.
ReplyDeleteWell it sounded like a nice day Rose and I am glad you got your laundry in before it rained.
ReplyDeleteIs that your clothesline in the photo? Glad you were able to get back from the store in time, so that your clothes were not rained on!
ReplyDeleteI don't like my clothes being rained on either, they always smell so bad after; musty, yuck!
ReplyDeletemy mom as a kid hung them out. we don't get enough sun. i always c close n the rain & wonder how they ever get dry?
ReplyDeleteI love that photo of the clothes line. really i do. that is what we are getting here, bright sun, gets dark, rains and bright sun again... that starts in the afternoon..
ReplyDeleteWell, you managed to accomplish quite a bit in spite of the crazy weather!
ReplyDeleteFunny, Rose. I always hated to have my clothes rained on. Glad you managed to get them in.
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