ARGH! Drying clothes!

Posted on October 21st, 2004 by Sacha Chua

I refuse to be held hostage by laundry tags.

I’ll hang the suits up to dry, but darn if I’ll let most of my blouses
get away with that kind of threat. If I mess up, well, better that I
learn that lesson now, right?

So, sorry, hang-dry clothes, you’re going to get spun-dried today…

(I’ll leave the dry-flat clothes for some other time.)

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