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[susandennis]

So, once you finally get most of the wrinkles and some of the creases out, then what do you do? I've got no place big enough to lay them out flat. Plus, that will guarantee cat hair all over them. If I fold them, more creases. So now they are just uncerimoniously draped over chairs and pretty much driving the cat nuts. She does not understand what the heck this is. Apparently Living Room Tent is not in her repertoire of games.



I did the laundry and it is now in the bed waiting to be folded and put away. I recharged my swimming iPod and deleted some songs that were annoying and added others that I hope won't be.

I made a doll and may make another one still this afternoon.



The neighborhood is filling up. This weekend is a baseball tribute to Ken Griffey Jr. Tonight they are giving out bobble heads of him holding his hall of fame plaque. There were people in line when I went by at 9. The gates open at 5. At least it's not raining and if your part of the line is in the shade, score!

Guess those clothes are not going to fold themselves...

I do have to add that my new kitchen garbage can is cracking me up. It's so much fun to throw stuff out. I get a little thrill every time I step on that pedal.

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[roasted-beets.livejournal.com]

I have one of those tall stainless steel kitchen cans. It has 40 pounds of dog kibble in it.

Trash is under the sink, left side but it hangs on the cabinet door. It's really just a metal loop with a lid that regular plastic grocery bags fit onto. I'm pretty sure I got it from the ContainerStore but I can't find it now.

[christopher575.livejournal.com]

Rolling them up would probably be ok. It'd be difficult to start though.

[susandennis]

I don't have anywhere to store, much less roll, a 9 foot wide piece of fabric. But, I think it will be ok. I have a hand steamer I can use after they are hung.