Tell me what you really think.
There is a way out of the dryer conundrum- three ways, actually.
1. Clotheslines
2. Have hubby do the laundry.
3. Keep buying new clothes. Think of the money you'll save on utilities.
OK - so about the moccasins (yeah,I know I'm a few posts behind here.) Anyway, tell me, which style? Hard sole? Soft Sole? Tell me more!!
I wore out several pair in my college years (late 60's - early 70's.) My feet were never so happy; they hate shoes!
Oh, boy. I am going to Nature Girl's right now to ask her if Siggy does the laundry!!
You know what my answer is; I'd love to come over. What problem did you have with Sears? I had to buy a dryer from them last year and it is great.
Of course many people buy the items and forget to turn in the rebates, so it's more profitable for the companies to do this than use actual sales.
I like real sales too, though, when I see them.
Mine opens sideways -- I just slide the plastic laundry basket under the door BEFORE I open it, and the laundry falls in to that. Find a basket that is the right height for the door to clear and -- voila! -- problem solved.
I need important info; what kind of cookies?
I'd love to drop by, but I'm headed to New York to see Rockapella this weekend. Woo!
You'd share Diet Coke!?! You are a godess among women!
I have to agree with Kenju--I have no complaints about my Sears dryer. Or washer. However, their customer service SUCKS as does their repair service (they never have the right part on the truck, despite having to tell them the make/model/year and describing the problem). And beware of the evil "Backorder."
Is that the problem you had?
Ruby Tuesday's? What time? I'm there.
Ok, so I never comment right after the post, well, posts. I'm sure nobody reads them. 'Ceptin' you--and that's all that matters
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