laundry and gardening, loose connection :-)
 

Yesterday was a good day for washing and drying but because of the wind
several of my husbands shirts got blown off the line and ended up on top
of a big rosemary and an equally big curry plant. They seemed happy
enough there so I left them to continue drying. Doing the ironing this
morning the smell from the shirts was delightful. I remember my old
grandmother used to put washing on top of the many lavenders that she
grew but never saw the connection, but now I do and will use the shrubs
to dry washing from now on, in fact I have several bays, if I trimmed
them flat on the top they could be used. Who needs commercial fresheners
:-)

kate

laundry and gardening, loose connection :-)
 

"Kate Morgan" wrote in message
...
Yesterday was a good day for washing and drying but because of the wind
several of my husbands shirts got blown off the line and ended up on top
of a big rosemary and an equally big curry plant. They seemed happy
enough there so I left them to continue drying. Doing the ironing this
morning the smell from the shirts was delightful. I remember my old
grandmother used to put washing on top of the many lavenders that she
grew but never saw the connection, but now I do and will use the shrubs
to dry washing from now on, in fact I have several bays, if I trimmed
them flat on the top they could be used. Who needs commercial fresheners
:-)

kate
sounds wonderful - what a good idea :-)
Chris S

laundry and gardening, loose connection :-)
 

"Kate Morgan" wrote in message
...
Yesterday was a good day for washing and drying but because of the wind
several of my husbands shirts got blown off the line and ended up on top
of a big rosemary and an equally big curry plant. They seemed happy
enough there so I left them to continue drying. Doing the ironing this
morning the smell from the shirts was delightful. I remember my old
grandmother used to put washing on top of the many lavenders that she
grew but never saw the connection, but now I do and will use the shrubs
to dry washing from now on, in fact I have several bays, if I trimmed
them flat on the top they could be used. Who needs commercial fresheners
:-)

kate

Perhaps you should check with hubby if he minds his underpants smelling of
curry (I suppose lavender might be even worse):-)

laundry and gardening, loose connection :-)
 

Yesterday was a good day for washing and drying but because of the wind
several of my husbands shirts got blown off the line and ended up on top
of a big rosemary and an equally big curry plant. They seemed happy
enough there so I left them to continue drying. Doing the ironing this
morning the smell from the shirts was delightful. I remember my old
grandmother used to put washing on top of the many lavenders that she
grew but never saw the connection, but now I do and will use the shrubs
to dry washing from now on, in fact I have several bays, if I trimmed
them flat on the top they could be used. Who needs commercial fresheners
:-)

kate

Perhaps you should check with hubby if he minds his underpants smelling of
curry (I suppose lavender might be even worse):-)

LOL I think I had better stick to shirts and bedding.

laundry and gardening, loose connection :-)
 

Kate Morgan wrote:
Yesterday was a good day for washing and drying but because of the wind
several of my husbands shirts got blown off the line and ended up on top
of a big rosemary and an equally big curry plant. They seemed happy
enough there so I left them to continue drying. Doing the ironing this
morning the smell from the shirts was delightful. I remember my old
grandmother used to put washing on top of the many lavenders that she
grew but never saw the connection, but now I do and will use the shrubs
to dry washing from now on, in fact I have several bays, if I trimmed
them flat on the top they could be used. Who needs commercial fresheners
:-)

kate

Perhaps you should check with hubby if he minds his underpants smelling of
curry (I suppose lavender might be even worse):-)

LOL I think I had better stick to shirts and bedding.

I wouldn't mind my lavanderie smelling of lavande instead of
conditioner le moins cher. And I'd _love_ it if I could get my act
together to make my bed linen smell of it.

--
Mike.

laundry and gardening, loose connection :-)
 

In message , Kate Morgan
writes

Yesterday was a good day for washing and drying but because of the wind
several of my husbands shirts got blown off the line and ended up on top
of a big rosemary and an equally big curry plant. They seemed happy
enough there so I left them to continue drying. Doing the ironing this
morning the smell from the shirts was delightful. I remember my old
grandmother used to put washing on top of the many lavenders that she
grew but never saw the connection, but now I do and will use the shrubs
to dry washing from now on, in fact I have several bays, if I trimmed
them flat on the top they could be used. Who needs commercial fresheners
:-)

kate

Perhaps you should check with hubby if he minds his underpants smelling of
curry (I suppose lavender might be even worse):-)

LOL I think I had better stick to shirts and bedding.

Oh, that brigs back a wonderful memory! When I was young and single, a
visiting young man got a bit out of hand after a party, and my flatmates
and I in self-defence sprayed him with Anais Anais (Elizabeth Taylor's
very musky scent). He had a dreadful time going home on the New York
City underground!

--
Klara, Gatwick basin