Day 313: Laundry Basket
A sixteen-year-old boy with a driver's license can drive himself to late night basketball practices, and far off soccer games, and friend's houses, and the Y, and the library. For a nominal fee, he can also run a few errands for his mother, such as frequent trips to the Salvation Army to donate all the stuff she's giving away.
The downside: a sixteen-year-old boy sometimes might miss a tiny instruction among many when making those Salvation Army trips. He might, for example, not quite track on the fact that the stuffed animals get donated, but the laundry basket does not.
It will be interesting to see how we manage the laundry with only one basket.
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