…but our family traditions are changing. It’s not an easy thing because, as you know, without Tradition, life is precarious as a fiddler on the roof. Right? Right.
So, here’s my short spiel.
We’ve always used a clothes dryer. It’s a tradition. The Girl’s mama used one, and her mama’s mama before her. But, now, we now have to shlep the wet laundry from the washing machine out to the clothesline in the backyard. Why? Is our dryer broken, you ask? No. Are we trying to save some money, maybe? No. So, why do we hang the clothes? It’s because, over the weekend, we saw the film, Fiddler on the Roof, and Girl was charmed off her feet by this scene.
You’re probably wondering if she now wants me to “find her a find, catch her a catch” and select a future husband for her, too. No. We’re not changing things like that; just traditions having to do with laundry. Oy.