JC: About once a week it's that time again--laundry day!
Jesus: Ah, yes.
JC: Having freshly washed clothes is very important. I don't know about you, Jesus, but I can't even wear the same pair of underwear twice. Clean or not.
Jesus: I'm not wearing any underwear.
JC: ...
Jesus: I meant that in a very unsexy way. I just happen to not have any underwear.
JC: ...Oh.
JC: So first we put all the clothes in the washing machine...
Jesus: Hm, these kind of smell...
JC: Which is why we're washing them.
Jesus: ...like B.O.
JC: They'll be good as new when we're done with them.
Jesus: Yay, soap!
JC: So we'll just fill it up to that first line and poor it on in.
Jesus: Hm, perhaps we should use a little more soap.
JC: It's called laundry detergent, and no.
Jesus: Yes, I think perhaps two cups full. Those clothes smelled, JC. Like B.O.
JC: The detergent is specially formulated so you only need one cup. It's all very scientific.
Jesus: I'm good at science.
JC: Of course you are, honey.
Jesus: My Dad, like, invented science.
JC: That is very true.
Jesus: So now we just--a dollar fifty?!
JC: Hm. Yeah.
Jesus: For one stinking load of laundry it's a dollar fifty?
JC: Don't worry, I got it. My treat.
Jesus: It's not that I don't have the money it's just that. I mean, a dollar fifty! And that's before drying!
JC: Well, money makes the world go round.
Jesus: Hmrph. That was so not the plan.
JC: I'm sorry, Jesus. I love you.
Jesus: Thanks, JC. I love you, too.
Jesus: Yay! So what do we do now?
JC: We wait.
Jesus: Oh.
Jesus: Hey, JC, check out these new fashions. You'd really like them.
JC: I will later, right now I'm busy reading.
Jesus: Oh, how nice! What are you reading?
JC: Some very important literature.
Jesus: Is it as good as Passions At Sea by Missy Boday?
JC: I'll let you know.
JC: Mmm, doesn't that smell better?
Jesus: Way. Time to dry now, eh?
JC: Yup. And that's only a dollar twenty five.
Jesus: ::grumble::
JC: Don't stress about it.
Jesus: At least now you won't have to wear whatever random weird things you find in the back of your closet.
JC: ...
Jesus: Um. Oh.
Jesus: And now, more waiting.
JC: Yes, but look at how they look, all the colors spinning around.
Jesus:Yes, that is kind of nice.
JC: Mmm, pretty.
Jesus: You should write a song about it.
JC: Good idea.
Jesus: So there we go.
JC: God, I love that smell.
Jesus: I told you not to use my name in vain.
JC: Oops. My bad.
Jesus: It sure does feel nice with these clothes all warm and good smelling.
JC:And clean!
Jesus: Cleanliness is next to Godliness.
JC: So, Jesus, how do you feel about folding...?