24 thoughts on “It’s all happening”

1. Aww! That’s my second aww of the day, already, Brian! Hope the weekend’s not too full of jobs.

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   1. Todays jobs done. Time to relax a bit and look at the impossible list of things to do and pick an appropriate Sunday lot 🙂
      Hope your weekend is filled with fun Jo 🙂

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2. Ooof. Man’s work – and woman’s – is never done. But have some fun in among, Brian.

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   1. 👍😁

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3. Such is life, over and over again.

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   1. So true 🙂

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4. Those two ‘roos (or wallabies, you know what I mean) are adorable! The window cleaner looks precarious. But I’m really intrigued by that washing line.

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   1. If you look carefully there’s lots of ropes. The washing is all sorts of football T-shirts

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      1. The collars let me guess they were rugby shirts but I take your word for it.

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         1. Generic football but all were T-shirts with collars

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5. Life!

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   1. sigh……..

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      1. Yep

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6. Iconic, laundry drying on the line.

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   1. Very everyday

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7. Clotheslines make me smile. They are forbidden in so many places here. Not a good look for a neighborhood, I guess.

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   1. Some areas in big cities it’s not allowed on balconies. Oh yes, very lower class

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8. These photos are great slices of everyday life 😀

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   1. Thanks Cee 🙂

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9. I’m with Jo on the Aww! The washing line is great and the joey adorable.

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   1. It was a lovely moment of face washing 🙂

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10. Clothes hanging in the yard is not something we see here anymore. That impressed me when I visited AU – even having laundry rooms to hang things inside. It’s so much less wasteful. Have a great week BB:)

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    1. I prefer to use free alternative energy for my clothes drying. My lines are solar and wind powered. The best clothes drying ever. In Summer I can fill the lines two times over. Clothes on the line at 9am and off at 11am, next load dry by 2pm 🙂

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       1. I don’t know why we stopped doing that here. It would save a ton of energy.

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