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Rocks in my Laundry Basket - By Way of Introduction
had to make major repairs which costs more than the house and land originally. The family flivver is three years old, is paid for, and, in keeping
right to Detroit’s schedule, is beginning to deteriorate alarmingly. The washing machine is ten years old and protests heartily during the spin cycle.
Moreover, the clothes this year are terrific, and I would love to go into a chic little boutique, point to the mannequin in the front window and say, “I
want those!”… instead of meekly asking the price of “that”. I want to buy a car that will get me there and back securely for at least ten years. And,
the ultimate luxury – I want to go to a hotel with 24-hour room service and sleep for two days!
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