Esther shrugged: "Because I didn't think you'd really mind and because I could," were more or less her answers, according to Edna.
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Think of which things you don't really mind un-ironed: underpants, socks, sheets (you can still do the pillowcases if you must for show), bras, throw rugs, etc. Buy wrinkle-free clothes.
Plenty of parts you go up for and you don't really mind, but not getting this would have devastated me".
You cannot possibly guess how the book will end and it is written in such a way that you don't really mind how it will end because you just enjoy immersing yourself in the story so much.
Andrea's aura of self-importance is almost enough to make you sympathize with the Prada-wearing devil herself, so you don't really mind if the Antichrist and her coterie of fashionistas, who exist on cigarettes, Diet Coke and mixed green salads, do their vile high-school best to strip the new assistant of her pretensions.
"When you're old," she adds, in those thrillingly imperious tones, "you don't really mind".
ITV could try to follow the BBC Breakfast route – currently probably the best option, but even then it's essentially the televisual equivalent of a loveless marriage: you're happy to go through the motions with it, but you wouldn't really mind if it decided to run away with the tennis instructor – except ITV isn't especially good at news.
Where a complete stranger with a perhaps not so very clean hat just might nod off on your shoulder, someone who is already done with their day's work before yours even begins, and you decide you don't even really mind at all; the place from where you emerge, blinking in the daylight on the busy street above, renewing your vow to take better care of your neighbors.
In the end, though, you don't really mind.
