This is the end of Bob

For those who have ever vis­ited my dwellings, invari­ably I have kept a pet laun­dry mon­ster whom I affec­tion­ately call ‘Bob.’ Well today and yes­ter­day spelled the end of dear old Bob. See, my grand­mother is a quirky indi­vid­ual and if she is vis­it­ing for too long she gets antsy and begins try­ing to be help­ful. Yes­ter­day she put her­self to work wash­ing all my dirty clothes (three laun­dry bas­kets worth.)

So when I got home last night, I was too tired to even begin putting them away. I just fell onto my bed and passed out until my alarm woke me up at 7am. But this morn­ing I found I had some extra time and so I began putting away clothes, but more than that, I began culling them out. I now have “Son of Bob” lay­ing in my bed­room, and he is a pile of clothes to be given away or donated.

It’s sur­pris­ingly tough to throw out clothes. Espe­cially ones I got for free or for doing var­i­ous things. As it stands, I still need to ditch some more t-shirts, they’re over­throw­ing my drawer. One thought is “I need a big­ger dresser.” But that’s just being silly.

So this dear friends is the end of our beloved Bob. Alas poor Bob, I knew thee well.

Discussion

  1. Jess says:

    O.o
    My mind is hav­ing a hard time fit­ting around the idea of your room with­out dirty laun­dry on the floor…
    What does the car­pet in your room look like?
    O.o
    WAITWAS THERE EVER REALLY CARPET???
    Per­haps you should start a new fash­ion of car­pet that looks like clothes…!?? I’ve seen weirder things in fash­ion mags.

  2. Victoria says:

    I too have a laun­dry mon­ster that I live with… last week it almost staged a coup.. I had to take some dras­tic mea­sures to get it under con­trol again! I enjoy your blog.. due to that fact.. I added a link to your blog from mine.. just thought I’d let ya know.

  3. Trick says:

    Howdy Vic­to­ria! Yes, keep a close eye on the laun­dry mon­sters or else they will rise up and take over. For a while Bob had claimed the cor­ner of my bed as his own ter­ri­tory. It took hours of nego­ti­a­tion before we were able to find peace­ful terms and I was able to reclaim my bed as a whole entity.

    Thanks for the link!

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