Perhaps when your children are old enough to leave
you notes on how they want their laundry
done,
it's time to teach them to do it themselves.
Note to self:
Homeschool project on Monday: Laundry Lessons
"...rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory." 1 Peter 1:8
TOO funny! A few years ago I went to spend the weekend with my mom for Mother's Day. I received my present when I got home... My husband had taught our sons how to do laundry!! Might be my best Mother's Day present ever!! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so right!!
ReplyDeleteI occasionally get special instructions on how not to dry their favorite t-shirt, too. It's always a t- shirt never their Sunday clothes that they really care about!
I think laundry lessons are in order here, too!!
Hee hee! That totally cracks me up! :) Laundry 101 coming right up! :)
ReplyDeleteLOL!! : )
ReplyDeletethat's fantastic! My 16 year old doesn't do laundry but my 13 year old has done all of her own for a year now. Hmmmmmm. what's wrong with this picture? :)
ReplyDeleteoh my word. lololol yeah, um, that one gets lessons STAT! lol
ReplyDeleteLOL! So true!
ReplyDeleteHehe. I often have early morning notes on my computer that go something like..."Mom, I love you soooo much. I need my basketball uniform today."
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Yep, I'd say it's time he's introduced to the wonderful world of laundry :)
ReplyDeleteI started early. I sort the piles, then my 8 year olds know how to add the detergent, load the washer & turn it on. They can get it out of the washer & put it in the dryer but I have to rescue it after that. They don't know what can be dried all the way, what needs hung up & the only thing they can fold is towels. :-)
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