Dear, old dryer of unknown origin, we salute you. Thank you for drying wet clothes, for making a horrid, but instructive buzzing sound. We forgive your haunting rattle, a symptom of your condition, as was the high pitched whistle. Sorry, we didn't notice your loose hinge... I thought you just preferred having your door shut with extra emphasis and effort. Your broken lint filter was never a barrier to my appreciation of your gifts to us. Today, you move to the carport, so our neighbors can pay their last respects, for an indeterminate time. You may become a robot, or an art piece, or a combination counter space and cat shelter, but only incidentally, because we don't have a truck to haul you away. Rust in peace.
With Infinity More Monkeys, a picture a day.
{Take care with pets, and small children, around appliances. I think Cairo looks silly and adorable in our expired dryer, but I know he could get into a world of trouble if he were accidentally caught in one while it was operating. A good friend shared a very sad story about his kitty, and a tragic dryer accident. I feel so sorry for what happened, and I appreciate his concerned remark about this issue.}
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We are very happy with our LG dryer, purchased after our old mystery version gave up (and now I can't remember which went first -- the washer or the dryer -- all I know is that in subsequent order we went with LG for both and have been quite happy). PLUS it sings a little song -- not unlike an ice cream truck -- when the drying is done.
Oh Natalie, you had me grinning, thinking of Beloved Dryer's next life.
Our washer plays a tune, too... and I love that something so small and simple can make me as happy as it does!
I hope the neighbors take it as well as you... hahahaha
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