Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for August 10, 2021

Like i’v said before. I don’t even try anymore. Just wad them up and stuff then in a drawer.

They gave it to this little kid who sucks his thumb.

“20 Years of Star Trek”? That’s one old blanket, surprised it hasn’t worn out or faded by now!

https://youtu.be/ckTCocBCUN4

We avoid folding sheets by putting them back on the bed, straight from the dryer. Mmmmm, warm!

20 years of Stark Trek? How old are those sheets? 30 years? Must be a set you own, eh, Scott?

I have a tie with the sheet’s print! same blue and the three stellar amigos!

I’ve seen someone fold a fitted sheet so I know it’s physically possible. Otherwise I wouldn’t believe it.

This is based on a true story.

Fitted sheets were invented by a woman as retaliation for a man inventing the Mammogram.

Folding fitted shests….holy crap!

Now I labor down to sheet.

She has a blue blanket?!? Nice !

Find the corner seams on one end of the sheet, and fold to put them together. Do the same for the corner seams at the other end. Now fold in half to bring all four corner seams together. You now have a rectangular sheet with one corner of elastic seams. Fold in half two more times, once on each axis, being sure to hide the elastic corner on the inside of the folds. You’ll now have a nice folded fitted sheet.

Linus has the blankie

That’s like a 35 year old quilt.

better yet, stuff the sheets and one pillowcase in the other pillowcase and put them on the shelf.

I once tried to do it the way Martha Stewart does. Of course it never turns out the way hers does, but it’s good enough for me…

It is possible. I have successfully folded a fitted sheet twice now. It’s all in the corners.

Folding fitted sheets is easy. As long as you don’t expect your work to be perfect.

So true!

It’s really not that hard to do…