Much of the time drinking glasses pass directly from draining board to wherever I'm pouring out the wine (cheapo supermarket glasses because I always break glasses anyway; frequently replaced to keep up the numbers because I still haven't managed to build up a suitable work ethic to wash up after every meal for one person)
Currently we only have one non-plastic glass in the whole house, which saves on breakages, but is less inspiring for wine occasions.
It seems like such a waste to expend all the energy and water on washing one plate and a pan or two. I think, morally, that it's better to let it pile up.
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Date: 2005-05-23 12:27 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-05-23 01:35 am (UTC)It seems like such a waste to expend all the energy and water on washing one plate and a pan or two. I think, morally, that it's better to let it pile up.