We own an iron. I know we talked about buying an ironing board, but I don't think we have one. Mostly the iron is used for pulling the dent and divits out of guitar tops and wood floors. It would need some scrubbing before using , I think

I have stuff that's been sitting in a dry-cleaning pile since...probably before we moved.

I like to iron! Which is a good thing, as I like to wear little linen blouses in the summer.

I will not, however, be ironing my children's clothes when they are 27. In fact, my children will be doing laundry for me, as soon as they are tall enough to reach the buttons on the washer.

In fact, my children will be doing laundry for me, as soon as they are tall enough to reach the buttons on the washer.

My mom's smiling down on you from heaven, flea.

In fact, my children will be doing laundry for me, as soon as they are tall enough to reach the buttons on the washer.

Oh absoLUTEly! Reasonably large and healthy children should also be put to work taking out garbage and carrying groceries. There is no reason for parents to do those things.

And when they grow up they can do things like chose hardwood floors because they DESPISE vacuuming. Until then, however... get on it, punks.

That should be pretty soon, right, flea?

ION, Kate Winslet and Sam Mendes split up.

I was 10 or 12 when I learned to do laundry. Whenever I got picky about what I wore to school.

I have a lot of chores to do today. Doing them would we make me happier, but I can't seem to get started

As a kid I LOVED ironing. Mom loved having linen napkins and table clothes, so ironing them was my job. Both she and my grandma also carried hankies and I got to iron them too.

After mom passed away, I discovered that she still had quite a collection of hankies. I washed then and reminisced as I ironed them. Only time I've ironed anything since we moved.

Casper, I think maybe at 8 or so. Dillo has a ways to go. I think I am going to teach Casper to vaccuum the living room tonight, actually.

Compared to my own mother, I am incredibly lax. I was doing the dinner dishes at 6. On a chair, I assume. She got a dishwasher the year I went to college. I also packed my own school lunch starting at 6 (Casper could manage this if she were more awake in the mornings.)

It's possible I have a little too much clothing.

I'm sorry, what language did you just start typing in? Because I couldn't understand that sentence.

I don't like ironing, but I'll resort to it if the ruffles on a skirt are wilting. Otherwise, the damp washcloth in the dryer works well enough.