The way I do laundry is I dump it all over the railing, sort it into bins, and line the bins up in the hallway prepped for the washing machine.
2 weeks ago, on a Saturday, I did just that. Eric had been upstairs and as he is not usually home when I do laundry, he is unfamiliar with my methods. I was in the laundry room switching loads and came out to find my bins had been moved! Confused, I looked up and saw Eric sitting on the couch with my bins... folding the laundry. He thought the laundry was clean and wanted to help me! I walked over and informed him with a smile on my face that the laundry was dirty. He looked at me, slightly relieved, and said this was good because he had a growing pile of things he thought needed to be washed a second time. ;)

I also love that he thinks of me and does sweet things like this - for no reason other than he wanted to make me smile.

Thank you Eric, for folding the dirty laundry.
Brilliant. It's really the little things that matter; little gestures that accrue into something more eternal and long lasting. Glad it's all working out for you guys still. And that's a pretty great save, too, in how that dealt with, you know, issues of general hygiene: of pests, mess and grime.
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