‘Monday is washing day, Tuesday’s soup, Wednesday’s roast beef, Thursday is shepherd’s pie, Friday’s fish, Saturday is pay day, Sunday is church, Is everybody happy?’ …. Your turn! ‘ You bet your life we are!’ 🙂 🙂
A mingling of Algarve washing, with a splash of happy yellow. Are you joining Andrew at Monday Washing Lines? You’ll have to peg neatly!
Oh yes I peg neatly, anything to avoid having to iron! ❤
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Same here! 🙂 🙂 Sunday hugs!
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Washing dried in the fresh air and sunshine is the best! It smells divine, much nicer than using a dryer.
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We don’t have a dryer so we do sometimes struggle in the winter, but I persevere 🙂 🙂
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We have a dryer, but it’s rarely used. We bought it when we got married 38 years ago. It rains so little here the washing is always hung on the line.
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I always love laundry gazing when we travel. These colourful shots surely brightened my day.
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Simple pleasures, Sue 🙂 🙂
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A cool cool post Jo.
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But not cold, Rupali 🙂 🙂 Thanks a lot!
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😃
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love the one with the yellow sweater
and something wonderful about outside air drying –
well in beautiful places like this
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I’m sitting up on the roof terrace watching mine blow dry right now, Yvette. Trying to find the energy to take it down and put it away. Too easy to walk too far 🤣🤣
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oh that setting sounds so nice Jo
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Nice
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And silly 🤣🤣. If you know the song 💕
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I love the photos of the washing – especially the red washing!
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I do too, Emma 🤣💕
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I really enjoy how you set up the photos in this collage, Jo. Very creative and fun. I also found the comments interesting. I just now googled how to right click one photo on a trackpad on a laptop – hold down “control” and use 2 fingers to click on the trackpad while on the photo – then you have options to open up the image. I have always wondered about this, too. I am not too sure what our hanging outside washing rules are around here. I will find out. Thank you for sharing. 🙂
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It does annoy me that you can’t run the collage as a gallery, the way you normally can in WordPress, Erica, but a simple right click will bring the individual photos up in a new window. Not everyone will bother and the collage is effective with a certain selection of photos, but it’s a bit of a rigid format. Win some, lose others! My washer is humming away at the moment. Another sunny Algarve day 🙂 🙂 Hope all’s well with you?
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so cool, nice posting Jo,
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Thanks, hon 🙂 🙂
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Just have to share this Jo. When I first got to Italy I was completely smitten by the colours of the laundry (scroll down past the pottery and masks):
https://alisonanddon.com/2011/11/13/how-it-all-began-and-more-photos
Alison
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It’s much the same here, Alison, though some of it a little less romantic than the Italian style 🙂 🙂
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Strange how drying laundry attracts cameras! Mine included. Have a good week!
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Thanks darlin! Washing dried nicely this morning. Just off for a walk 🤗💕💕
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Wonderful Jo 😀😀
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I should have included the video, Brian. I thought everyone would know it 😦 😦
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I was happy just to read such a cheery list! And the photos were the cherry on top!
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Wash day as it used to be, in a lot of places, I gather. You don’t have washing hung out, Debbie? It’s part of my world 🙂 🙂
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Nothing better than fresh bedding that dried in the sun and breeze
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Jumping into a lovely clean bed! And when it blows dry, Alice, there’s no need to iron 🙂 🙂
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You’d be lucky to find a washing line anywhere is the US now except maybe way out in the country! They are banned from most neighborhoods now! So sad! l love the smell of laundry that has been hung outside! My grandmother was the last person, I know, who had one! PS I like to iron too! I know crazy! And I like to can and preserve too!
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Why are they banned? I don’t understand that! Glad you managed to comment ok though 🙂 🙂
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They don’t like the “Look” of them in the neighborhoods…. no basketball hoops, no swing sets….. they have long lists of “Not Allowed” Can’t paint your house without approval of color….can’t plant your yard without approval of landscape committee…… and so on!
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Land of the free! 😦
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And Planned Communities! Ours has to have a green space (park) every 15 houses….. had to have a church….. has to have multi family houses and town homes….. had to provide one home per ( I’m not sure of the number) that is provided by the town for low income family that can’t meet the minimum cost to live here…..everything is provided for them…… It usually goes to a teacher or police officer …….There is also no street parking at night and your car must be in garage at night and not in driveway! And your garbage bins can only show on garbage day! The list goes on but everyone wants to live here!
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Permission to breathe! 😦 😦
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Love all of these, mostly because you’re a good photographer but also because I love seeing laundry on a line!
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How funny! I do like a bit of washing on the line, so long as I don’t have to iron it afterwards. 🤣💕 Thank you!
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Very true. I used to have a line of my own — not my mother’s. Just mine. And I loved bringing in the sheets and smelling them before putting them on the bed. They were also a bit rougher — and I loved that feeling!
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Hardly seen any more. I grew up hanging up Mother’s washing, then rushing out to help her yank them down in an approaching rain squall.
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Yes, in and out used to drive me crazy in the UK. Everyone here hangs it out 🤗💕
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I still see a lot of laundry in large cities around the world. There’s still the need for clean-smelling clothes even in a city condo complex.
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I didn’t learn the rhyme quite that way, but it’s the same general idea. I like these, especially the yellow bits but then I’ve been participating in Jude’s Life in Colour this month and the theme is yellow, so my eyes are geared to see it. 🙂 Happy Monday, my friend.
janet
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I was geared to share with Jude, but there are plenty of yellows out there 🤭💕 Thanks, hon!
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This month I decided to try to do a yellow theme each day and I’ve managed pretty well. Several times I’ve double themes. It’s been fun and right now it’s great to see lots of yellow. ❤
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Too much like squares. I don’t like that level of commitment. I’d rather post 3 times a week and enjoy doing it. Happy to read others when time permits. 🤗💕
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I post every day anyway, so it wasn’t a big deal. I manage to keep up with the blogs I follow for the most part, but when people post 2-4 times a day, I usually just visit and comment on one. Too much going on in the real world for that. I enjoy Lens-Artists Challenge, but sometimes the them is one I’m not really interested in and I’m already doing Six Word Saturday and One Word Sunday. There really is more to life than blogging. 🙂
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Terrific series of photos 😀
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I do like this format, once in a while, Cee. Thanks, darlin 🤗💕
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