[Idyllchat] socks

[Evey]

years ago when we traveled to the Heartland we had heavier socks  which we 
washed by hand. They did not always dry quickly even on a dying rack so.... 
we would turn the oven on and heat it up place the socks in to dry once 
socks were in oven would turn oven off. that way they wouldn't burn
Evey
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dennis Dean Carpenter" <ddcanne at alltel.net>
To: <idyllchat at lists.untours.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 1:02 PM
Subject: [Idyllchat] socks


> In the three times we have been to Switzerland, we have been provided with 
> wooden drying racks, like I recall from the fifties, sixties. We had to 
> look to find them, but they were, as I recall, hanging out in a closet.
>
> One feller, can't remember his name, said he always took his old clothes 
> abroad and ended up donating them, leaving plenty of room in his baggage 
> on his trip back for more important "stuff," like chocolate and other 
> goodies. (I didn't ask whether he washed them before he donated them.) I 
> don't know whether he's on this list or not.
>
> Dennis Dean Carpenter
> Dahlonega, Ga.
>
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