How often do you change your sheets?

[DirtDawg]

Your poor daughter.

I am still guilty of not changing my sheets often enough. Come to think of it I should change them now and I've been putting it off for at least a week.

Sometimes one has to learn the consequences (or advantages) of these chores for oneself.

Right.

But as a parent of full grown teens, my mind is often boggled by the simple things that we missed teaching them.
WTF do we do now!??!
 

[odeon]

Your poor daughter.

I am still guilty of not changing my sheets often enough. Come to think of it I should change them now and I've been putting it off for at least a week.

Sometimes one has to learn the consequences (or advantages) of these chores for oneself.

Right.

But as a parent of full grown teens, my mind is often boggled by the simple things that we missed teaching them.
WTF do we do now!??!
 

They'll have to have kids of their own to learn some things.

['andersom']

Postponed changing the sheets for a few days with a reason. They promised a dry and sunny day today. Still is looking grey and as if it could rain any minute. But the washing machine is doing it's job. Tonight I hope to sleep between sun and wind dried sheets. Nothing can beat the feel and scent of sun and wind dried sheets.

[renaeden]

^ I get that all the time with my washing as we don't have a dryer.

Kayleigh's washing was left out overnight and so it didn't dry. It was clothes she planned to wear today and tomorrow - she's staying at a friend's place. So we made an early trip to the laundromat. I tried to convince her to walk there as it's five minutes away. But no, wet washing is too heavy. So I drove. I helped her fold her clothes once they came out of the dryer and wished we had a dryer as her clothes were so soft and warm. And crease free.

['andersom']

 I don't have a dryer either. But with the weather of past months my washing had to dry in the attic most of the time.

This afternoon it is warm, windy and sunny. Makes for much softer drying than drying in the attic.

[MLA]

^ I get that all the time with my washing as we don't have a dryer.

Kayleigh's washing was left out overnight and so it didn't dry. It was clothes she planned to wear today and tomorrow - she's staying at a friend's place. So we made an early trip to the laundromat. I tried to convince her to walk there as it's five minutes away. But no, wet washing is too heavy. So I drove. I helped her fold her clothes once they came out of the dryer and wished we had a dryer as her clothes were so soft and warm. And crease free.

You often sound like you are describing either a small child or a crippled elderly person.

['andersom']

What would Kayleigh have done if you had not been around?

If I'd leave my laundry out in the rain, I may end up blow drying a pair of knickers and wearing socks I do not like. So be it.

[renaeden]

All her pants were wet. She was going to use the hair dryer but I thought that would take forever with a pair of trackies or jeans. So the laundromat it was.

[Pyraxis]

Changed my sheets last night, finally.

[Gopher Gary]

I voted my bitches change my sheets. 

[El]

All her pants were wet. She was going to use the hair dryer but I thought that would take forever with a pair of trackies or jeans. So the laundromat it was.

Sounds even more like little kid or elder, now.

['andersom']

All her pants were wet. She was going to use the hair dryer but I thought that would take forever with a pair of trackies or jeans. So the laundromat it was.

Sounds even more like little kid or elder, now.

[MLA]

All her pants were wet. She was going to use the hair dryer but I thought that would take forever with a pair of trackies or jeans. So the laundromat it was.

Sounds even more like little kid or elder, now.

I'm waiting for the post where her jaw is just too tired to chew food.

["couldbecousin"]

  I think I will change my sheets tomorrow.    It's ... time.