Paglalaba, atbp.

As of this writing, i'm waiting for my first batch of dirty laundry to be dryed gy our washing machine and have them hang (sampay) by my bunso. After that, ill thake my next batch to have it washed then later my last batch plus the handwashables still in my room.

I can't get the picture why some of my friends seems astonished whenever i say that i can do laundry (e.g. "Marunong akong maglaba ng mga deputi, dekolor, atskaa magwalis...". Add to their atonishent that i can actually do household chores.

surprising really but it seems that, if my theory is right, these guys don't know how to do household chores (gawaing bahay) and must be living a life of luxury, and that their household needs are met by their household helper aka the maid or katulong or alalay, or tsimay.

Katulong is the Tagalog word for helper while alalay is for assistant. there are no clear differences among the two except that katulong  sonds more inferior and negative espeically if we pinpouint it to maids.

These guys really don't seem to care if their own classroom are clean. take this example from one time when i was still in high school (NAKS!). I was the only one sweeping the floors, wiping the dirt of the whiteboards, taking chalk off the eraser, organizing chairs and it seems no one in my monitorial groups don't seem to care cleaningnthe house. they just let their friends inside the classroom, chat and making messes out from eating candy, chips, and the like.

surely, they dont even know how to fold clothes, hahahahaha. oph well, karma will get after them sooner or later.

ok, got to go now, my laundry seems finsihed. better hang them up at our rooftop