We had a good day yesterday. We went to the park and played with a few other families who're home educating. Played some frisbee, whacked tennis balls with the appropriate rackets, spun a kid on a watchamacallit (spinny thingy), and visited. As far as I know, all the kids had a good time. Yay! *smile*
Then today, after the first load of laundry was dried in the dryer, I put a 2nd one in only to find out, after a 60-min cycle and 2 30-minute ones that the heating element quit working. So what did we do? Well, we broke-down and put up a clothes line using the cable from our dog's 'run' that she rarely used anyway. In other words, we were strongly pulled to the energy saving way to dry laundry. *smile*
After getting help from my wife and daughter and then resting for a while, I went out to the wood-shed and split several more oak logs into quarters and halves.
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Thank goodness you had that wire! Just think, now your utility bills will go down!
BTW, utility companies (at least in our area) use a flat woven nylon "rope" to measure distances. Once they use it, they throw it away. It is GREAT! It has something like a 2500 pound test and works great for everything from tying down a load to the dump to a clothes line!
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