A half goat, half man is making something. He finishes it and takes it down to earth to a house where a woman lives with five children. The domestic sphere of laundry becomes the landscape of this story as an obsolescent wringer washing machine makes its way into her house. Against the backdrop of Niagara Falls, the family's beloved place to watch water fall, the machine becomes a new form of water and power. The embedded images are created with a primitive drawing style adding a stylized cartoon folk art to a meditation on life lived in the 1950's.