I even mentioned, on my way out, that perhaps he could wash the dishes while I was gone, but apparently he opted otherwise. It wasn't even a big job--one thoroughly-filled dishwasher, plus a few stragglers waiting for the next load or handwash. Took me about ten minutes to unload the clean, reload with dirty, and start.
I didn't know/forgot you had a dishwahser, then there is really no excuse. I admit I get lazy at times re: dishes but they;re only there 24 hours max, and that's usualyl soaking at least so it's not congealed when I do get unlazy.
I thought it was pretty cool. It came up because we were discussing some things about parking at that airport--one guy's dad (also on the bus) had only previously flown in a Piper Cub in high school, some ~50 years ago, and thus various Dulles-related topics came up, including the "find your lost car" bit and how they might do it. At that point, the bus driver explained all the details. :)
I'd like something along those lines for the mall, though there I prop the sunroof open and can spot it that way
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Date: 2004-09-27 07:42 am (UTC)I didn't know/forgot you had a dishwahser, then there is really no excuse. I admit I get lazy at times re: dishes but they;re only there 24 hours max, and that's usualyl soaking at least so it's not congealed when I do get unlazy.
I thought it was pretty cool. It came up because we were discussing some things about parking at that airport--one guy's dad (also on the bus) had only previously flown in a Piper Cub in high school, some ~50 years ago, and thus various Dulles-related topics came up, including the "find your lost car" bit and how they might do it. At that point, the bus driver explained all the details. :)
I'd like something along those lines for the mall, though there I prop the sunroof open and can spot it that way