The dryer repair kid came at around 9:45--I was in here working on some writing--thankfully I was dressed.
Such a nice young man--he used to live in this park. He explained a few things to me and answered a couple of questions I had, then I came back in the computer room and let him do his thing.
A new thermostat. Not only that, while he had the dryer torn apart, he put in a new timer switch and a new belt--he said, "Just in case." It cost me $000.00 because of my appliance service plan. The cost without the plan would have been $250.00+. At $20.00 a month for ALL appliances, just the repair today paid for the plan for over a year.
He left and I proceeded to sort clothes and get ready to start laundry.
With no clothes to grab, I started diving into the back of my closet--sweat shirts. I even wore a pair of Fred's sweat pants one day because I was out of jeans.
The washer and dryer have been running all day and I'm still not done. When I get the bed cleared off, I still have to wash and dry the sheets. That might not happen until tomorrow.
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Nothing else happening here today. I did run up to the Subway place to get me a nice big salad for supper. My favorite Subway is the Spicy Italian. They take the same ingredients, add more lettuce and chop it for a salad. It costs about $1.00 more, but it lasts me three meals!!! Kind of like an Antipasto Salad.
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Ever the optimist, I purchased these yesterday. I'm ready!!!
I hope your weekend is decent. We have another snow storm coming which, when it leaves this area, will travel out toward PA, NY and MA. Sorry-
One of my fears is having the dryer quit while after I've washed clothes I need to wear that day or the next. I tend to wear the same things over and over, too...only using about a 1/4 of what I own. The weekends are when I do laundry. Glad you're back in business.
ReplyDeleteThose seed packs really call to us this time of the year. Hope for an early spring, I guess. Although, I've started seeds inside in past years.
Those seed packets remind me of Dad. I loved when those seed catalogs started coming. He would sit for hours and peruse each page, choosing seeds for H to order. Then they would start them inside and plant them in the garden when the time was right.
ReplyDeleteSo glad your dryer is back on line.