This was their ritual. Every other Sunday, they would go do laundry. Even though they lived in a fun, nice building, they still didn’t have a washer and dryer in their apartment. It was vastly annoying.
Hence, they started a laundry sunday ritual where they could clean and air out items. It was a set time and place to fucus their thoughts and words. And, coffee kept them energized in their spirted discussions. People often asked them how they had stayed together so long. The answer was simple.
Dirty laundry kept the relationship fresh.
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psychologistmimi 
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I love how this couple keeps their relationship fresh by doing laundry together!
Thanks for sharing.
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Memories of ‘Laundry Mats’
Early in Our Marriage of
Living in Apartments too
Books of Budgets Dreams
Of Living More Than Pay Check
to Pay Check Oh Those Books Went
on For Decades And Saw Several Washing
Machines and Dryers of Our Own too Oh God
Wash Rinse
Dry Cycles
of Life
The Glue
Dear Miriam
That Holds
Life Together
Same Enough For Sane Dear Lord
And It’s True The Most Mundane
Experiences We May Transform
into The Most Holy and Sacred
Of Places of LoVE iN Peace
True A Within Game
This Dream’s
Fruition Is
Was And
Will Be Now As Well..:)
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We used to do that, in grad school – haul all our laundry across the street and up a bit, and do it all at the same time. Together. Neither of us could carry it all and do it alone.
Warm jeans, clean sheets, quickly folding one’s underwear – almost fun.
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Sounds like a home washer and dryer are unhealthy for relationships.
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