It was a nice peaceful walk this morning.
I walked 6.2 miles.
Sunrise 6:30
Sunset 6:07
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My mornings are a bit hectic when I get back from walking on Tuesdays so I can get out the door and get to my Tuesday morning knitting group. People start arriving at 9:30 but I can never make it there till a few minutes after 10. It really doesn't matter though because people come walking in at all times. I enjoyed my time there as I do every week.
I stopped over at the old house to bring in the recycling bin. I know it is hard to believe but at the townhouse they don't have recycling, so we save up the recycling and bring it over to the old house.
When I got back home, I had a late lunch. Before I had left I hung a load of clothes outside on the line to dry, but didn't have time to make the bed and do a few other little house chores so I had to do them in the afternoon. I never did get the ironing done yesterday so I did that while I watched a little television. I saw a commercial for a tide product which you are supposed to use once a month to wash your washing machine with. I had never heard of that one before. Does anyone really wash their washing machine?
I was busy till Ken came home from work. Made a quick spaghetti dinner for supper and then Ken left again to meet up with a friend.
I cleaned up the kitchen and now here I am. I'm planning on taking a shower, washing my hair, and then sitting down to read.
Hope you had a day of smiles.
I cleaned up the kitchen and now here I am. I'm planning on taking a shower, washing my hair, and then sitting down to read.
Hope you had a day of smiles.
Happyone :-)
There is nothing like walking to get the feel of a country.A fine landscape is like a piece of music;
it must be taken at the right tempo.
Even a bicycle goes too fast.
~ Paul Scott Mowrer
12 comments:
Love the picture of your pair of Canada geese. They look so well fed and happy to be with each other.
Blessings~
Must be nice to see the geese and all the birds. I don't know about the Tide product's effectiveness, but I was once told by the repairman that washing machines needed to be washed and most especially if people used liquid fabric softeners. That's when I stopped using liquid softeners.
Your knitting group sounds so cool. Why aren't you all taking a bagged lunch and eating there together?
What a beautiful picture of the lake that you posted above the geese. Everything is still a little brown. It should begin to green up as Spring rolls in. I never heard of the Tide product either. Thanks for the reminder, I've got to get my clothesline up for Spring. Sending you a smile :)
I cannot imagine washing my washing machine! I like your Lake Header.
I've never thought about washing my washing machine either, but since I don't use liquid fabric softener maybe it's not necessary.
Your walking path looks much better than it did a few weeks ago - no ice or snow!!
I never heard about washing your washing machine either. Makes you wonder if this is a product that was created just to sell something else.
It makes sense, though, about fabric softeners. I may stop using liquid ones when i use up what I have.
LOTS of birds pairing up these days ..... and lovely songs in the air.
I must admit - I have NEVER washed my washing machine :)
Sounds like a nice walk followed by a good day.
I'm wondering if the Tide product was for front loading HE washing machines? I recently bought a similar product because the front loaders can get "smelly" and it's recommended to periodically freshen them.
Now they are trying to get us to buy a product, to wash our washing machine with?!? What will they think of next? What will we "fall for," next?
Although I doubt many of us, have "fallen for" this new product. ,-)
But when homemakers are *threatened* with not having as fresh, sparkly, no-bacteria, etc. "anything" in their home........ The Hard Sell is on!!! :-)
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Hi Karen!
My mother's aide washes their washing machine. I have a front loader and worry about mildew forming around the rubber gasket. I might just look for that product. Then again, I could just do it myself.
Happy day!
We saw the Tide commercial too. Harry's comment: That doesn't say much for Tide detergent if the washer needs washing. I may iron sheets but I don't wash the washer.
I'm supposed to wash the front-end loader once a month -- one has to be careful with mold in these as the doors are rather tight and the lids can't be kept open like a top-loading machine. I keep a towel in the door to dry it.
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