Sally thought she’d do a wash
while Mom was in the yard
planting all the vegetables.
Sal thought it wouldn’t be hard.
She threw in dirty clothes she found,
some blue, some red, some white,
and several other colours.
She’d wash them with delight.
On the washer she read dials
and made the water “hot”.
Then she poured detergent in,
and I mean quite a lot.
Of course, she learned what not to do,
and she was really sad,
cause after drying all the clothes,
she saw that they looked bad!
Several things had shrunken lots,
and so could not be worn.
Sally ruined her favourite jeans,
and that sure made her mourn.
Dad’s white shirts were pinky pink,
just like Mom’s white skirt.
“But,” sobbed Sally to her folks,
“Notice — there’s no dirt!”
The Lonely Meatball 
❤ ❤
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I’ve shrunk things and died some things pink too – and I’m supposedly an adult…
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However, Margy, I’ll bet there was no dirt!
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The real trick is to do this only ONCE! Good luck, Sally!
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That’s true. That does sound like the voice of experience.
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I think the poor girl deserves another chance. And one after that. And another one…
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LOL. No doubt she’ll have several chances. I know I myself have had hundreds.
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😂
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