we like to do l-a-u-n-d-r-y

Laundry is spelled in the title because if it is a spoken word in this house, Luke for certain and John Paul likely will dart to the laundry anxiously awaiting the opportunity to participate in laundry activities.  Luke indicates his interest in said activity by looking expectantly at the machine or at a potential operator and twisting his hands in an agitating (?) motion.  When he looks at either Patt or me he has the most adorable expression, not sure if he gives it to the machine or not.

A stool is a vital tool for a short person in doing laundry and is recovered from the bathroom sink.  (If you visit us and need a stool, check the laundry.)

Recovery form the dryer is serious business, and done with a great deal of vigor.

The agitator and splash of the washing machine is such a fascination - after the initial shock and awe.

 Note,  assistance is provided at every stage of the operation.  Some greater levels than others.

this is a bit of a make work, activity, Grandmamamama actually starts the clothing out of the tub, but I guess you figured that much.

[ Grandmamamamama is what Luke calls both of us.  John Paul uses multiple final syllables for both of us but gets the dadada right for me.  (we are pleased with both of their efforts) ]

John Paul really attacks the removal of the dried laundry to Luke's amusement - or occasional  frustration.

Close up, time to return the stool and announce to that all is done for now, except for picking up the overflow and missed target pieces.  Oh and you should see the group activity of the carrying of the l-a-u-n-d-r-y basket.