I bought the French door bottom freeze, Model # LFD22860SW. I paid just under $1500.00. Not worth the money.

I try to check in most weekday mornings, between 7:30-8:30 EST. Weekends, it's hit or miss. We're usually off & running on Sat. & Sunday morning is brunch at our home. Otherwise, it's during breaks in the day. Evenings, if DH is doing work in his office I will spend time at the computer - prefer that, and reading,(& of course, cooking & baking)to TV. As I read through the posts I reply if I feel I can contribute, and I make a point to log on if I have a question or need help. If I've asked for advice or a recipe, I check in more often and try to acknowledge people who have been kind enough to help me out.

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I've read between a hundred and seventy and a hundred and ninety, I think - I lost count.... Interestingly, I split evenly between nineteenth and twentieth/twenty-first century. And yes, it's astonishing how many I've read as a direct result of this place. I know these things are subjective - but still... Agatha Christie & Dorothy Sayers - but no Ngaio Marsh or P D James? Elmore Leonard - but no Ed McBain? (And talking of which, where is The Blackboard Jungle by Evan Hunter?) It's also sometimes a bit obvious. Must have some science fiction. OK, I Robot, Foundation, 2001 and Slaughterhouse 5. And to show he's a cool dude, let's also include a Philip K Dick and another couple of Vonneguts. Thrillers - well, must include Le Carre and John Updike, and he's included Elmore Leonard to be imaginative. Comedy? A token Wodehouse, Billy Liar and Lucky Jim. (What do you mean, Lucky Jim's not there? I'm sure he meant to include it, it just slipped his mind.) And yes, something is badly wrong when a list like this misses out Chaucer. BTW, I must back up Cindy - the Read With Me anthology is marvellous. I've got it because it's got The Snow Goose by Paul Gallico, but I was very impressed with the other items in it. And by the way - Mrs 'Arris is on that list, but The Snow Goose isn't....raises eyes to heaven.