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I get looks of awe and amazement when other people in my building see me doing my laundry in the morning before work.
My upstairs neighbor, whose bedroom is directly above my laundry space, would definitely give me looks if I did my laundry in the morning before going to work. I don't think awe would figure in, though.
Since I magically turned into a morning person I do all my chores in the morning. I'm a lazy slug after 6PM, but not at all unusual for me to do laundry at 6AM. It is weird even to me.
morning are of THE SUCK and shall not have meetings or pre-work anything.
You're getting a look of awe and amazement from me.
Me too.
I gave myself the highest of fives for doing laundry before church one time.
You see, if I do laundry on a weekday morning, the laundry room is empty. Any other time, and I have to wait for a machines.
That's very logical, and sounds like the couple of times I tried to convince myself I could get up and exercise before work. It...did not go well.
After doing laundry, I'm usually a sweaty mess, so I do it towards the end of the day on Saturday. I can usually find a brief interval when the laundry room's fairly empty. I'm in the office around 8:00 most mornings, so I'd have to be up ridiculously early (shudder) ... and the people who live near the laundry room would probably be unhappy as well.
Sometimes I wash my face twice in the shower because I can't remember if I did it or not. That is the kind of autopilot I am on in the morning. There is no adding a multi-stage process to that, even if I were to get up an hour or more early.
Just this morning, a friend of mine was talking about the late-hours laundry policy that his condo association set up a late night addition to what doing the laundry cost -- from $1 a load to $15 a load. So that if you absolutely have to get it done, you'll pay through the nose.