Now that I am 29 and engaged, I have been battered with a bunch of new realizations that I never thought about before. For instance, I recently realized that at some point in the very very near future, my fiance and I will have to purchase a new washing machine. The one we use now sounds like a garbage disposal, and the towels come out smelling like cooking grease. I've never bought a large appliance before, and feel like I deserve some kind of accolades for being responsible and looking around on Craigslist for a cheap one...as if it's a gigantic feat I've accomplished.
Such a small thing, but I swear, before I became engaged, I never thought twice about how my clothes would be washed in the future, I just trusted that they would. Now we are adults, and will have to supply ourselves with the means to wash our clothing - because really, I think I'm too old to just go out and buy new stuff when I run out of clean underwear...right?
Has anyone else ever felt like this? It's like I'm officially at the door of adulthood, and it's starting to creak open.
Welcome to the adult world of responsible adults who wash clothes.
ReplyDeleteThanks! You know, I don't mind doing the laundry...for some reason it never really hit me that once the washer breaks I will have to buy a new one. I never thought to spend my money on appliances, just shoes. Hello reality!
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