The Dinette Set by Julie Larson for October 10, 2014

The last thing I want to smell like is a baby; urine, vomit and feces. Sadly, that’s likely the last thing I actually will smell like. I don’t know where Jerry gets off—“First smeller, he’s the feller” applies to him for sure!I love the sign, “Ages 1-3 free, Ages 50+, $5 extra.” The Old Country Buffet has seen the Pennys before, particularly Joy’s big purse.

Hey! What do you mean over 50, $5 extra? I eat less than a teenager! Should be over 250 pounds!Personally can’t stand perfume in my soap or softener, and some of them are awful.

Ever been to an Old Country Buffet? Vast warehouse with hundreds of people, its enough to take your will to live away.

Snuggles is stronger than Downey, I think anyway. We use cheap softener sheets and cut them in 1/2 only to keep the static out. I don’t like softeners especially in towels, they don’t absorb as good and hard to dry off with. Jerry should know about odors. Maybe Verl should use extra strength Snuggles? I don’t know what Jerry should use for himself though.

I make my own dryer balls from wool yarn – they work wonderfully well and have no scent.

I use white vinegar. The smell dissipates either in the dryer or while hanging outside. MUCH cheaper than commercial fabric softner.

Nothing worse than the person next to you radiating a strong flowery scent in a restaurant, unless maybe it’s Jerry’s BO.

Shirl I heard that and I can use it on my cycling clothing I have to pick some up.

I think this is a repeat.

Burl probably does, however, need to be changed about now.

I don’t ever use the dryer (keep it just for visits from the kids). I hang everything on the line and wash only with unscented detergents. I like the smell of fresh air.

I’ve never been to any of those, but I did (on different days) have both breakfast and lunch at a rather large buffet about 1/2 way between Chicago and Milwaukee. I was not bad if you are careful to chose the healthier options (plenty of choices).