Putting the size of the basket in perspective... Cyra standing by the basket looking all punky.
They lurk in the basket, multiplying, just waiting for someone to come and pull a pair out. Most of the time, they are unmatched, but who cares? I say, if they are on your feet and in shoes, it doesn’t matter whether they match or not, right? Besides, genetics being what they are, the best you can hope for is a similar color.
I’d just as soon buy more socks then spend time folding them, but there comes a time when the socks must be put back in their place. So today, my super awesome last day of freedom until spring break, I spent doing laundry and sorting socks.
All matched, folded and ready to be put away. Left to right: Mine, Cyra's, Scott's and Ashleigh's socks!
The last few unmatched socks that I wanted to keep (I know they have mates somewhere!).
What a day. What a pile of socks to get rid of!
At least Junie enjoyed the Great Sock Disposal - she'll get new sock toys!
Wow. You might need a twelve-step program, too. ;-) But it does make me feel better to find a kindred!
ReplyDeleteI totally need a 12 step! I kid you not, that same basket is once again nearly filled to the brim again with socks!
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