The cleaning staff won't care — a lot of older people forget to fill out their laundry slips.
"I hereby charge and assert that the testy but lovable Boswell who annotates my old laundry slips, Dwight Macdonald, drinks tea.
Eldridge, who died in 1989, saved laundry slips, Christmas cards, canceled checks, and thousands of jazz photographs and homemade recordings in the cluttered basement of his house at 194-19 109th Avenue in Hollis, Queens.
Extra socks in the mail gives your busy loved one a fluffy, clean breathing space when laundry day slips off schedule.
The women of Rona Munro's prize-winning 1990 play live in war-torn Belfast, Northern Ireland, where a typical day includes gunfire, British soldiers, piles of laundry and trying to slip past roadblocks to go to a nightclub.
At the White House, the First Mother-in-Law insists on doing her own laundry, and, when she slips into D.C. on her own and someone stops her on the street to say she looks like the First Lady's mother, she just smiles and says, "I get that a lot".
Then in January 2001, facing extradition to the U.S., Guzmán slipped into a laundry cart and escaped.
He will send in laundry, without, however, filling out the slip: that would be too risky.
A cascade of debris dangled from the rail of a nearby bridge like drying laundry: rugs, tablecloths, a white lace slip, wires, cords, twisted pipes — even a kitchen sink.
