This and that

[rimturse]

Shop:
nonono...do not tell me that the minimum quantity is 100 pcs - then sorry 500 pcs - then sorry, more than 500 pcs. It doesn't look good, you know?

Health:
I'm getting a stiff neck.

Writing and art stuff:
Uhmmm what?

Terrace:
I took some pictures of some of the plants we have on our terrace (I have loads of raspberries coming and...well, 7 strawberries). I especially like the chives photo. I've put them on a seperate site, because there are a lot of photos. I'm afraid I went a bit bonkers with the camera: my terrace

Non-coagulating cat sand
What is the point of it?

Men and T-shirts
Why do you need 10 gazillion T-shirts? Why musn't any of them be thrown out - even the ones that are worn to rags? How do you manage to use 2 gazillion T-shirts in one week?

Comments

[kmkibble75.livejournal.com]

We actually need more than 10 gazillion, it's just very hard to store that many. And T-shirts don't get washed often -- they're just thrown in corners and forgotten -- so we needs lots. And they're comfy.

And we kind of hope the women in our lives will wear a few, 'cause that's kind of hot. (but not our favorites, for fear of boob-stretches.)

[frigg.livejournal.com]

hahaha...yes, storage is a problem. Thanks for the explanation, I still don't understand why you need more than 10-15, though. That way you can wash once a week and still use about 2 T-shirts a day + have an extra for emergencies or for the girlfriend/wife. :))))

[kmkibble75.livejournal.com]

That way you can wash once a week and still use...

The key is to keep the wash down to once a week, while at the same time making sure stuff like work clothes and what-not get clean. So they're the priority, and t-shirts get pushed back in line, sometimes going weeks before getting done if you have limited access to a machine, or a small one at that. Thus, you need a several-weeks supply. ;-)

[frigg.livejournal.com]

You have an explanation for everything, don't you? *lol*

[kmkibble75.livejournal.com]

I am simply trying to enlighten you. ;-)

[mnfaure.livejournal.com]

The terrace looks gorgeous! So different from the snowed-in version we saw.

[frigg.livejournal.com]

Thanks! Yes, it's a completely different place in summer - and of course it yields edibles! A huge plus.