Random facts
I hate doing laundry.
It's such a bothersome thing to do, like showering. I don't currently own a washing machine of my own - I need to do my laundry at my student rooming house's laundry room and it's always such an irritating thing, trying to find a free time from the reservation list, then running back and forth between your apartment as the washing machine goes through the program. After that, you need to put the wet clothes to a particular stand so that they'll dry up. If you have the stand in your room, the air begins to smell - I don't like the smell of freshly washed and still kinda wet clothes. Then you need to wait for them to dry up, and there is still folding and ironing to do.
I once knew a woman who ironed all the clothes she had - even her nightgown. She would place it in the closet on a hanger on a morning.
I rarely even have the energy to iron my button-up shirts. They're always so wrinkled, but what's the point of ironing when the shirt will be all wrinkly anyway after you've worn it for only one time? I love button-up shirts (couple of years ago, button-up shirts were the only thing I would wear), but I just hate ironing them.
It's such a bothersome thing to do, like showering. I don't currently own a washing machine of my own - I need to do my laundry at my student rooming house's laundry room and it's always such an irritating thing, trying to find a free time from the reservation list, then running back and forth between your apartment as the washing machine goes through the program. After that, you need to put the wet clothes to a particular stand so that they'll dry up. If you have the stand in your room, the air begins to smell - I don't like the smell of freshly washed and still kinda wet clothes. Then you need to wait for them to dry up, and there is still folding and ironing to do.
I once knew a woman who ironed all the clothes she had - even her nightgown. She would place it in the closet on a hanger on a morning.
I rarely even have the energy to iron my button-up shirts. They're always so wrinkled, but what's the point of ironing when the shirt will be all wrinkly anyway after you've worn it for only one time? I love button-up shirts (couple of years ago, button-up shirts were the only thing I would wear), but I just hate ironing them.