Thursday, October 4, 2007

File this under," Life in a museum - homesteading skills/green living/ability to tell future children a when I was young tale"
Not every teenager can say his Mom is soo whacked that she makes him use a scrub board & hand cranked clothes wringer to wash his socks. Lucky Son lucky. In my day I had to lug dirty laundry up hill both ways to a Laundromat.
This actually started as a way to prove a point. Something about generating too much laundry and if we didn't have an automatic clothes washer. Ended up as a skills lesson in the vain of " if you didn't have modern conveniences".

** No child was hurt in the making of this PSA **

2 comments:

  1. Awesome! I may look for a washboard for just such a lesson!

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  2. Then you could always go back a few hundred years in laundry history and give your child the gift of a River rock, however then there is a storage issue, lol.
    ~~ pelenaka ~~

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Thanks, good to know there are other's with this interest