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Beautiful Laundry
I owned a small laundromat called “The Laundromat” on Fire Island. Carol walked in with musty sheets and towels from her share house. I quoted her $48.50 (this was in 1976). “I’m from the Bronx,” she said. “I don’t pay … Continue reading
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Tagged chores, commitment, dating, dirty clothes, Drop Off Laundry, ironing, laundromat, laundry, linens, love, marriage, necessary, self care, siblings, splurge, wash-and-fold
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The Golden Voice and Basic Needs- Articles of a Career Journal
Ted Williams: if you don’t know the name, click on the article or Google the man, quick! I was happily surprised to see him resurface in the news. I am always wondering what happened to people (professional hazard). I … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 