"Boater" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
On Dec 2, 12:21 am, Tim wrote:

Well, Loog, it USED to have socks in it, so therefore the "sock
drawer" name, but that was some tiem ago. The socks have had a home
on a laundry room shelf for quite a while now.

I don't have a sock drawer either.
The dirty ones are in the washer and the clean ones are in the dryer.

Very simple.

Eisboch
Do you keep your socks and underwear in the same place?


I keep all my daily clothes in the same place. Dirty ones in the washer,
clean in the dryer.
Drives Mrs.E. nuts, but fortunately we have two washer/dryer setups in
our house, so I adopted one set as my clothes washing, drying and storage
areas. No need to separate darks from lights either. Just let the new
jeans modify the colors of the socks and skivvies. I mean, who cares?

Ever since I stopped working, the type of clothes I wear has been reduced
to about 3 or 4 pairs of jeans, white crew socks, a bunch of skivvies
that I buy in bulk at WalMart or similar, and a bunch of goofy T shirts
or pullover type cheap shirts. About once a year I make a trip to
WalMart to replenish my wardrobe, whether I need to or not.

I also have a pile of dark, forest green polo type shirts with a
embroided Sportsfish type boat with "Pangea" over it. Mrs. E. ordered a
ton of these, plus matching ballcaps back when I was considering doing
paid fishing charters on the Egg Harbor. She got about three boxes, of
mediums, large and extra large.

I am still working on using them up. I definitely am not a fashion
statement.

Eisboch
Wow, and I thought we were fancy because we had two automatic dishwashers!

Two washers and two dryers...snooty Amity-ite.

Not really. The house was built with a large "in-law" apartment that was
never used. I took it over.
It has a full kitchen, dishwasher, clothes washer/dryer, etc. Works out
good because Mrs.E. has the rest of the joint for her and I have my "space".
Two worn leather chairs (one belongs to Sam Adams), a kitchen table covered
with notebooks, various manuals and other important "stuff", and a living
room filled with amplifiers, guitars, keyboards, speakers, wires, unfinished
projects, car carburetors.

She rarely comes in here anymore though. I wonder why.

Eisboch