You know what, Bau? My dogs love laundry day, too. One of them likes to make a nest in my comforter. And they both like to sniff at the dryer to see if the clothes are done!
Smart dog Bau! Your friend “Jonesy” here, isn’t as smart. He usually enjoys wiggling around in the grungy old covers and sheets BEFORE being washed. Bau keep us smiling – we love you and your mistress! ❤
Bau, are you sure you didn’t end up in the tumble dryer as well?!😀 Your fur looks a bit fluffed up! I love putting my face into the freshly aired laundry as I carry it inside from the line – gives such a rush of joy!😀
Oh, fresh laundry from being on the line outside is something I miss from having moved into my condo. I also enjoyed hanging the clothes on the line in the sun. Strangely (or maybe not so strange) yesterday I wrote a scene on the latest novel i am working on regarding just that: laundry out to dry outside.
Thanks, Annika for your comment – a rush of joy! ❤
Ahhh … there is something so special about freshly dried laundry from outside. The first time in the States I made a faux pas at my boyfriend’s parents house as I did the washing and then after much searching found pegs and put it all on an old line outside! Once I’d washed it of course. The horror of the family when they discovered what I’d done … not sure if this was a
Rhode Island thing but obviously no more washing to dry outside after that! What a coincidence that this topic should feature in your book! Can’t wait to learn more!
you have such a cute dog – and I was at you blog earlier this year and was not logged in to leave a comments – so it feels good to be visiting while in the system
Carol Balawyder 
You know what, Bau? My dogs love laundry day, too. One of them likes to make a nest in my comforter. And they both like to sniff at the dryer to see if the clothes are done!
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Oh, that’s so funny, Margot about your dog sniffing at the dryer to see if the clothes are done. I don’t blame them. It’s so cozy and warm.
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Ohhh he looks so comfi!!! 🥰
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Does he just go there or you put him there
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He’s always happy to see me bring the pile of warm laundry and pile it on him. He just stays there enjoying the warmth.
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So do I Bau. LOL ❤
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LOL. ❤
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🙂 xx
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Oh, me too Bau! ❤
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Looking good
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Especially when DogMom uses those bacon scented dryer sheets!
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Oh, I don’t think she knows that they exist! But I do love the dryer sheets, if I can get a hold of them. She always takes them away.
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It’s so nice and warm and soft. Perfect for a sweet little Bau dog.
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Smart dog Bau! Your friend “Jonesy” here, isn’t as smart. He usually enjoys wiggling around in the grungy old covers and sheets BEFORE being washed. Bau keep us smiling – we love you and your mistress! ❤
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Thanks, Ellie. ❤
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That is just adorable, Bau!!
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That is a happy dog!
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And a warm one! 🙂
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Snuggle up and enjoy 🥰
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Aw, Bau looks so cuddly and cozy.
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Relax and soak it in Bau 🙂
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He is so sweet…..and is so photogenic !
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Bau, are you sure you didn’t end up in the tumble dryer as well?!😀 Your fur looks a bit fluffed up! I love putting my face into the freshly aired laundry as I carry it inside from the line – gives such a rush of joy!😀
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Oh, fresh laundry from being on the line outside is something I miss from having moved into my condo. I also enjoyed hanging the clothes on the line in the sun. Strangely (or maybe not so strange) yesterday I wrote a scene on the latest novel i am working on regarding just that: laundry out to dry outside.
Thanks, Annika for your comment – a rush of joy! ❤
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Ahhh … there is something so special about freshly dried laundry from outside. The first time in the States I made a faux pas at my boyfriend’s parents house as I did the washing and then after much searching found pegs and put it all on an old line outside! Once I’d washed it of course. The horror of the family when they discovered what I’d done … not sure if this was a
Rhode Island thing but obviously no more washing to dry outside after that! What a coincidence that this topic should feature in your book! Can’t wait to learn more!
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you have such a cute dog – and I was at you blog earlier this year and was not logged in to leave a comments – so it feels good to be visiting while in the system
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Thank you and I’m glad you’re here! 🙂
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😊☀️
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