If a laundry mound is overflowing in the closet,
but the door is closed so no one can actually smell it,
does it still need to be washed?
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I'm blessed to be married to my own Mr. Knightley and to be the mother of five fair lasses and one bonny prince (aged 8-18). We are firm believers in the merciful love of God and the boundless riches of the Catholic Faith, an openness to life through both conception and adoption, home education lived and breathed throughout all of our days, and pizza and ice cream on Saturday nights.
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Lucky for me, my laundry machines are out in the garage - which already smells. Sometimes I'm too lazy (and afraid of TX-sized cockroaches) to go out there for days at a time, in which case, if they've been washed, they smell like mildew and have to be re-washed. Now that's pretty bad.
Sarah, I've heard that if you move back to Ohio, Kiki will do your laundry for you.
Of course, she keeps forgetting to take mine home...or so she says.
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