Posted by dcarp on August 16, 2012 at 21:44:24 from (166.147.123.152):
In Reply to: Next Generation posted by charlie n on August 16, 2012 at 15:25:23:
I remember the milk man coming but so did the ice man. I still call refrigerators ice boxes. Mom got a job after both my brother and I started school. She saved her paychecks until she could buy this fancy thing called a washing machine. You rolled it into the kitchen hooked it up to the faucets and the center of it moved around & back. After Mom said the clothes were clean she would pull one item at a time out and put it between the rollers and I had to turn the handle to turn the rollers to squeeze out the water. Then when all the laundry was done we went out and hung everything on the clothes line.
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