Bill Chase, Geneva A mountain of debt?
The sport was born seven years ago when a young man named Phil Shaw came home from his job at a knitwear factory in Leicester, England, and found himself face to face with a mountain of creased laundry.
Last summer, after her first year of college, there were a plethora of glasses left around the house, dishes in the sink and a mountain of dirty laundry dropped at the front door, along with loud singing well into the twilight hours.
Doing a load of laundry every day adds only minutes to your daily routine, but when you do not have to spend your entire weekend trying to dig yourself out from underneath a mountain of dirty laundry, you will be glad you took those extra few minutes throughout the week.
Vacations generally end with me heading straight from the red-eye flight to the office -- sleepless, feeling a cold coming on, and dreading the mountain of laundry that will be waiting for me when I get home eight hours later. .
Then we get home to a house that looks as though a bomb has exploded and little by little the toys are put away, the mountain of laundry is washed and the house is restored to a quiet calm.
The mountain of laundry I had left behind suddenly seemed a long way away as I stuffed my face with lemon cake and mint tea, and took in the final rays of the pink-soaked afternoon sun filtering through the trees.
She'd cried with true alarm upon seeing the mountain of laundry in the master bedroom for the first time.
"Trying to get into the swing of motherhood, get back on emails, be as proactive as Equi needed me to be, as well as keep on top of the mountain of laundry, was no mean feat and there were days that would go in the blink of an eye as I literally hadn't stopped".
On his albums and above all in his concert films, he aired a mountain of social, racial and psychosexual dirty laundry, turning himself into an anxious, libidinous embodiment of the American id.
