I am thankful 2/14/2010

For washing machines. Having to wash cloths by hand is not my idea of winter fun, so I am quite happy that I do not have to.

For jeans. As long as one skips over the vanity of finding a perfectly fitting pair, jeans are the perfect marriage of simplicity and practicality.

For candles. And light in general.

For Saints Cyril and Methodius. Catholics tend to give them the non-existent end of the stick with a February 14th celebration, but I like Russian literature, and I doubt it would be the same without them.

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3 Comments

  1. Posted February 15, 2010 at 2:59 pm | Permalink

    Sheila maids are available in the US: http://www.urbanclotheslines.com/product/Kitchen-Maid-Ceiling-Mounted-Airer

    Jeans, candles, washing machines and inspiration – sound like fine things to be grateful for :)

  2. Posted February 15, 2010 at 3:49 pm | Permalink

    I too am thankful for washing machines! I’d give up my cell phone, my DVR, my microwave… but I cannot imagine hand washing EVERYTHING. Ahhh! Yay for washing machines! It is my favorite chore because I am sincerely so happy to live in 2010 and not have to wash my clothes in a stream with a board?! I would just not know where to begin!

  3. Posted February 21, 2010 at 12:19 am | Permalink

    Yay, I’m thankful for those things, but also for Cyril & Methodius! I love that you posted that. They’re patrons of unity, trailblazing missionaries of the east, and inventors of an alphabet. How much cooler can you GET?

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