Now this might not look like much to the casual viewer; just
a load of washing hanging on a washing line, slightly stuck in a tree. To me, it’s a revelation.
We’ve been here over two years now and whenever I’ve put the
washing out I’ve had to make sure the dark stuff goes closer to the central pole
and that the show side of each item does not touch the washing line. This is because the washing line was green
and everything pegged to it had little green moss lines on it afterwards.
Today, before I put the washing out, I cut the old line down
and replaced it with new line. The
replacement line’s been waiting for about a year but I somehow thought Ian
would do it. That of course would have
required Ian to hang the washing out and then notice the little green
lines. What possessed me to think it
would ever make onto, let alone to the top of, his To Do List I will never
know.
I can’t say it was quick, but it was easy.
Below is some of the old line… looks like the results of the
gardening I did later in the day, but it’s white washing line.
1 comment:
Love the posts jessica!! Especially liked the picture of Ian in his Wellies! Miss you all. xoxo Jonathan
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