ArticleInside a fitted sheet
Somehow it’s still there after the sheet’s been washed, hung out on the washing line and put away in the linen cupboard.
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Somehow it’s still there after the sheet’s been washed, hung out on the washing line and put away in the linen cupboard.
Scared, cold, lonely, wondering why it was left behind.
Your throw-everything-in-and-hope-forthe-best strategy only works when you take everything out, too.
Sockception.
It’s their emotional support sock now.
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