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Well, success at last - St Ronnie has (al last!) phynished grading her physics and chemistry homework and has gone to bed.

But, there is now a problem.

To wit, there is an appliance in the basement buzzing - as if to indicate the completion of some previously underway industrial or energetic process that requires my inattention.

this “appliance” is a “dryer” - with contains mysterious blue-colored square and rectangular fabrics called “napkins” and “placemats” - used at the “family dinner” this weekend - where assorted great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, and small children (usually called “grandchildren” for some reason) were assembled for “dinner” .....

Anyway, the appliance formerly known as “the dryer” is emitting this buzzing sound.

Robt is curious: Should he

(a) attempt to locate the heat-emitting apparatus known as an “iron” to try to melt the “napkins” and “placemats” into regular squares?

(b) leave them in the “dryer” for future disposal by others-to-be-named-later?

(c) drop them off at the “dry cleaners” with sufficient cash so as to create the illusion of the magical “folding” process?