A new laundromat
opened on my block. And
I did my laundry the
day of the Grand Opening.
***
Later, my girlfriend
asked what I thought
of the laundromat.
And I blurted out, “Grand!”
***
But then I felt dumb
for using the same word
that was on the banner.
***
So I quickly added,
***
“Awe-inspiring.”
.
2.

3.
—Love
*
Love is
like a
river.
A terrible terrible river.
Hopefully that calmed your agitator and you enjoyed a tumble dry with your girl.
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Thanks, Bruce!
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You’re most welcome
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Quick recovery 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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Thanks, Sadje!
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Sometimes what we say gets washed out in the process.
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Thanks, Pam!
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I was going to write a comment, but I’m clean out of ideas.
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Thanks, David!
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You thought of another word and were not swimming against the Tide! :)
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haha true! Thanks, MM
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So bizarre. :P And I do appreciate a good you-staring-down-your-food pic!
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I try my best! Thanks, Ilsa.
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I had the EXACT same situation with my mother in law’s funeral.
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Thanks, N
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The title of this post is awe-inspiring.
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Haha It is though. Thanks, Geoff
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Hahaha! Good one! :D
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Thank you, Carol anne!!
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I am do glad it didn’t de-tergent from that.
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Hah! Thanks, Janny!
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The grand laundromat does thousand-dollar bills. The awe-inspiring one takes bitcoins.
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It was what I imagined it was like to wash your clothes during the Gilded Age! Thanks, E Sum
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The coal-fired industry of the Gilded Age was the mother of the invention of the electric washing machine, in sooty 1908, which made the grand opening of the first “Washateria,” in `1934, inevitable. The one that opened on your block in 2025 must indeed inspire awe. The glory days are here again in Trefurbia.
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That’s one of the best comments about love I’ve seen in a LONG time!!
So, so, so, so, so terrible and so, so, so, so true! lol
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That’s funny, the River bit was not supposed to be on the post. I added it a few days ago just to see how it looked and I neglected to remove it. Now I’m not certain what to do. It stays, I guess. Thanks, Seliza!
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I THOUGHT it was out of place. But I didn’t care, in the end. It’s a great quote. It reminds me of the lyrics for Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire, falling in, the flames go higher, and it burns and burns. Same feeling. Same truth.
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You’re lucky there was an opening 😎
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I got there early in case there was refreshments served. Thanks, D.
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That sounds grand 🍷😎
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