I have quite a few socks
that have no partner. If I
was wreckless with my money
I'd throw them all away &
start anew. But, Alas, I live
in hope that even an old
sock from college will
find its soul mate.
Socks
of a feather
don't flock together.
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There is a plan to avoid future occurances, catalogue stores, $ stores sell plastic devices that hold a pair of socks together in the wash.
Seperated socks used to drive me crazy, but these magical devices have relieved me of this anxiety. H.
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