When Buster Bolfig Borghese is at his city house he loves laundry day.......
but disappears when time to fold.
LIVE! LIVE! Life is a banquet, and some sorry sons of bitches are starving!
LIVE! LIVE! Life is a banquet, and some sorry sons of bitches are starving!
What a cutie! Ricky used to do the same when it was time for me to do laundry. Love the basket. Hate the folding.
ReplyDeleteI do the laundry, spouse folds/hangs, the cats supervise.
ReplyDeleteyou wouldn't have this problem if you'd gotten a chinese crested.
ReplyDeleteBut who has the time to explain why I have a glamorous rat?
DeleteLaundry day - let's run up and down the stairs and back again to see if we can get the family fall down the stairs.
ReplyDeleteDoes he live just to melt our hearts?
ReplyDeletealas-yes!
DeleteHA! He likes to go along for the ride I see! He is just too cute you know.
ReplyDeleteI can't help but wonder how many cute boys end up in the basket as well?
ReplyDeleteWho does laundry on a day like that? Jx
DeleteI wonder if Buster would fancy a ride in a sidecar also?
ReplyDeleteThat would be quite the sight!
DeleteDear Maddie, everyone knows the Bolfig Borghese's don't fold!
ReplyDeleteHe is just too darn cute. He goes to just enjoy the ride I see.
ReplyDeleteBuster is just something, although he looks worried. And where does one find a laundry cart like that?
ReplyDeleteThe Hotel Priscilla laundry room run by Mrs Meers, of course. Jx
DeleteIf your implying Ching Ho and Bun Foo work here, or I am involved in a house boy slavery ring, they come here on their own. Except the one who met Ethel Peas fate.
DeleteShoo Show! Shoo Show! Jx
DeleteToo cute! He thinks he is the little helper?
ReplyDeleteI am shocked it not filled with half naked boys, but Buster is too cute to pass up.
ReplyDeleteBuster so needs a reality show......
ReplyDeleteBEYOND ADORABLE
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