Over the last year, I’ve done a LOT of laundry. So when we moved into Houndstooth Hall and I began unpacking boxes and finding things I hadn’t seen in a while, I decided to create a fun wall in the new laundry room. (Well, I thought of it. Tom made it happen.) This is the first time Tom and I have ever had a laundry room inside any home we’ve lived in during our marriage. In our apartments, they were in exterior rooms; in our houses, in the garages. It’s kind of awesome.
Most people think pigs and dirt go together. But let me tell you, precious dogs and cats can create a LOT of dirty linen. I’ve been their laundress for over a year because I love them all.
A week’s worth of transport laundry. Now it will be done at the rescue clinic by kennel techs and volunteers and I LOVE THEM as much as dogs and cats! =)
Alas, I had to do Mlle. Renee’s laundry yesterday and last night she was a happy dog sleeping on a clean sheet.
You are welcome to my “laundress” title!
hmmm… i see there is PLENTY of room for more pigs… maybe some of the wonderful pigs Jess and Lila like finding for you will find a home there…
the joy of finding you just the right pig has been passed from me to Jess to Lila – aren’t you H A P P Y ! ! !
If pigs come in, pigs go out. I’m ruthless.
What a fun idea! Love it!
Thanks!
It’s incredible how much dirt two dogs can tramp in from the garden and beyond. And how determined they are to make dirty anything that we make clean…
All your hard work outside has given your two plenty of time to get dirty–after all, it takes a lot of inspecting to manage your projects.
True. And they hate having their paws wiped!
What it is with dogs and getting their feet touched?