i think we should take this if it's still on the neighbor's lawn. it could make a cool end table in the basement. or something.

that's really nice :)

:) u're pictures are so beautiful...i tried using your tutorials but i don't know i think somethings wrong because the thumbnail won't go it goes to an error page...they said image:magick is installed if you have any advice that'd be helpful email me please?

My mom had a wringer washer when I was a kid. First, she would have the wringer pointed towards the first washtub full of rinse water, then the second tub for another rinse. I thought it was cool when she had the ringer swung around to the basket for the final ringout and the sheets would kind of fold themselves as they came through the ringer into the basket to be hung on the line. We have it so easy now!

this picture says a lot!

the first thing i thought when i saw it was: maytags last forever. the second thing was a memory i have of sticking my hand through the wringer of my mom's wringer washer when i was around three. i always did dumb stuff like that to see what would happen.

i guess we have it easier today but there is something lost. i loved watching my mom wash the clothes, helping her to hang them out to dry in the fresh air. now i spend all my time on my butt at this computer.

there should be a special town where we could go to get away from the kind of artificial world we live in today. spend a week fishing in a pond, or skipping stones across the water, pulling a kid in a wagon and using a wringer washer. the real life! ;)

ciao