"Gary" > wrote in message ...
> Cindy Hamilton wrote:
>>
>> graham wrote:
>> > What an effing waste of time!!!!!
>>
>> Agreed. I wash the sheets and put them back on the bed. We've got
>> a set of spares in case of some odd occurrence. They're the old
>> set that we retired from daily use when they became worn out.
>
> I have 2 or 3 sets and a couple extra top sheets.
> I'm your typical bachelor though. I "half-ass," quickly and sloppily
> fold up sheets and toss them onto the top shelf of closet. Even pillow
> cases...just toss them up there in a pile. I don't have space issues and
> I sure don't care about wrinkles. It's just me.

Since I recently redid my bedroom, I got rid of all of my old sheets and got
new ones. I used to think that I liked flannel ones. I did like the ones
they made in the 80's. These days they are horrid. Perhaps good ones are
available for a hefty price but I don't like to pay a lot for things like
sheets. I also got lucky in that I found some good quality sheets on
clearance that actually match my room colors. For years, I made do with
whatever I could get a good price on. I think I have 4 sets now. I actually
found a brand new set in the closet that I don't even recall buying. I did
buy a lot of stuff from a place in NJ some years ago. They seem to sell only
towels now. I may have gotten the sheets from them. Also got rugs, tote
bags, pillows and some beaded coasters.

I learned to stuff the sheets into the or one of the pillowcases. If I don't
do that, something always goes missing. I did have space issues. I don't now
after buying extra storage pieces. Now I have plenty of extra storage.

I don't know who designed my bedroom but they should have been fired. Plenty
of storage for shoes but not much else. Do all Filipinos have a thing for
shoes or something?