Losers should remember to check their pockets when they put their pants in the wash.
Parker and I are also hanging out over here today.
We are Walking Forward
Raising a Special Needs Kid in a Typical World
Raising a Special Needs Kid in a Typical World
Losers should remember to check their pockets when they put their pants in the wash.
Parker and I are also hanging out over here today.
We are Walking Forward
I always take the money I find in the wash
But, I don’t usually find it till after I’ve washed everything… so the money is very clean 
hehee I found $50 once.. THAT taught everyone the value of cleaning out their pockets first pun intended!!!
Kitty
The rule in our house is mom gets all money found in the washer and dryer.
And it’s gotten to the point that I don’t even let people KNOW that I found money. That way they are less likely to check their pockets! HA!
I just wanted to check out this blog because I loved what you wrote today. Parker has the sweetest little angel face. Thank you for allowing me to learn from you and Parker
I would just like to say that I love the 5 Minutes for Special Needs graphic. I especially love that there is a doggie there, putting a supportive paw on the wheelchair. It is a dream of mine to have a therapy dog one day. They make such a difference.
I tell my kids all the time, if you leave it in your pockets and I wash it, it’s mine!
Yep, She who does the laundry gets to keep all money found in the washer or the dryer. Your washed flash drive? No, thanks.