Monday, 1 June 2020

Lockdown Laundry. Or, I'm Spartacus.


Husband and I are on our way to a socially-distanced drink with good friends when he glances down and tuts.

'My shorts are a bit mucky.  I need to get them washed.'

I blink.  This is too good.  'Get them washed?'

Husband realises his mistake and tries to backtrack.  'I only meant-'

'Get them washed?  You make it sound as if you're planning to send them out to the laundry.'

'I didn't-'

I'm laughing and so is he. 'That's very grand.  Are we people who send our washing out now?  To a laundry?  You do know that the laundry is standing next to you.  I'm the laundry.'

He's apologetic.  'Yes.  I know.  Sorry.   God, I'm not going to live this one down, am I?'

'I don't know what you mean...'

When we reach our friends, I am proud to say that I manage to keep the above conversation to myself for all of fifteen minutes.


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4 comments:

  1. LOL! His punishment should be the next several loads of laundry! ;-)

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    1. As if... (Disc: I would like to say however that H does do his fair share of work. Just in case he ever reads this :) )

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  2. Yes, when they're doing all the paid work it's a bit tricky to protest too loudly BUT...

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