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JennGM Forum Moderator
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Posted: April 25 2008 at 12:02pm | IP Logged
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Lawn mowing season is upon us. Do your husbands and children come in with cut grass all over their socks?
My dh tries to help by turning the socks inside out. It isn't a good solution.
What do you do? It doesn't shake out. I seem to require an isolated load of grassy socks.
Of course, it's much better than hairy socks. Yuck.
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missionfamily Forum All-Star
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Posted: April 25 2008 at 12:31pm | IP Logged
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Nope because no one in our house wears socks in the yard! We're crocs people around here....they get leftin a basket at the back door, I spray it with the house in the evening, and by the morning, they are dry and ready for another round...Each of my kids has a pair of church socks, a pair of soccer socks, and a pair of white socks just in case the occasion arises to need them...pretty pitiful, huh.
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Posted: April 25 2008 at 12:38pm | IP Logged
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the only time we have grassy socks is while mowing.. and that's easy to solve with long pants and hiking boots (something that comes up higher on the ankle)
Otherwise we're rather like Colleen.. kids have a few pairs of socks for wearing for sports.. but mostly they're barefoot or in crocs with no socks.
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JennGM Forum Moderator
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Posted: April 25 2008 at 12:42pm | IP Logged
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Yes, it's lawn mowing. Dh wears socks and tennis shoes and shorts. It's the socks that are the problem. And when ds goes out to help, he's wearing socks right now. He'll switch to sandals soon. I don't do crocs, though.
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missionfamily Forum All-Star
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Posted: April 25 2008 at 1:14pm | IP Logged
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Sorry, Jenn. I was thinking of kiddos running around in fresh cut grass. I think Greg must wear his rubber boots when he rides the mower and uses the weed wacker, because I've never noticed this sock thing before.
I had to respond to your question because it sort of made me laugh that we don't really have dirty socks around here except during soccer seasons.
Now dirty jeans, that's another story.....
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Posted: April 29 2008 at 8:37pm | IP Logged
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missionfamily wrote:
Sorry, Jenn. I was thinking of kiddos running around in fresh cut grass. I think Greg must wear his rubber boots when he rides the mower and uses the weed wacker, because I've never noticed this sock thing before.
I had to respond to your question because it sort of made me laugh that we don't really have dirty socks around here except during soccer seasons.
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No apologies necessary, Colleen. That's good you don't have to deal with the socks. It's a conundrum here, or at least an annoyance. I think feet are more easily cleaned than socks. I prefer barefoot or sandals as a rule.
__________________ Jennifer G. Miller
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