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The pile of clean shirts gets smaller and smaller.
Taiping (Perak, Malaysia) is a hot place. |
The sun is out in mornings only.
In the afternoon clouds come, with reliable heavy rain to follow. |
So, unlike the Australian desert the heat here comes wet.
In Australia, 42 degrees is a fine temperature for a happy stroll. |
It is a lot cooler here, about 30 degrees.
Yet sweat runs down all over my body. |
So shirts don't stay dry for long.
The laundry service here is doing good business. |
Last week they washed all my dirty laundry back to clean clothes.
Yet, this laundry service will not make any more money out of me. |
The pile of clean shirts is getting smaller, yet is still big enough to last till the end of the journey.
All dirty shirts clog together in the laundry bag. |
It is the destination for every shirt that once was clean and dry.
To wash applies to a shirt that was clean and dry once. |
Would willsh be a better name for wash?
Because what is wet and dirty now, will be clean and dry back home? |