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Comments (3)I have a 24" hood that I pulled out 3" for a 27" depth. It's mounted 30" above the surface of the range. I'm the same height as your husband and I haven't bumped my head on the hood yet in almost six months of routine use. While cooking on the front burners, I'm at least a couple of inches off the range, so the hood isn't an issue. When reaching for the rear burners, I'm bent over a little so I'm under the hood, but don't hit it. It's close, but not a problem. If you can, I'd recommend an inch or two higher. But if you can't, I wouldn't recommend anything lower than 30" above the range. Before installation, I had spec'd for it to be installed at least 32" above the range using 8" rectangular duct. But the contractor used 10" round. I went so far was to order a different transition part for the hood to get back an inch. But after testing it a bit, I decided it wasn't worth the hassle of reinstalling the hood. So far so good. I'm still out $90 because I couldn't return the part, but oh well....See MoreI got a new toy..
Comments (17)Wes has one; a mega 64-something, it-does-everything model. He downloads a lot of pod-casts on hunting dogs, training hunting dogs, fishing, and hunting, etc. He's also taking "Speak German" iPod lessons. He has all our photos and music in it. I got him a Bose docking station/speakers. It sounds awesome. He downloads the Prairie Home Companion pod cast each week and we listen to it in the den. I want one of my own. I would put my every-growing collection of audio books in it. I'd get a small docking station so I could carry it around the house and out to the garden as I do chores and "stuff." I listen to the audio books this way now, but I have to carry the bigger CD player and keep changing the discs. I don't like wearing ear buds. I want an iPod, or an iPad....See MoreWhat is Your Favorite Kind of Music?
Comments (49)As my boss used to say, I like both kinds of music - country and western. I have always loved music and used to play bass in a gospel/bluegrass group. Just checking my playlist, I see my taste has expanded considerably. There are a lot of different artists and different languages on my playlist. There are few that have more than 4 titles. I'm going to list them all just to give y'all something to chew on. These vary in language to include English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, German, and the "Gypsie" language of Roma. Alex & Sierra Alison Krauss Amalia Aretha Franklin Astrud Gilberto Beach Boys Beatles Bette Midler Blondie Bob Dylan Bob Seger Bob Wills Bobby McFerrin Bruce Springsteen Burl Ives C.W. McCall Captain and Tenille Caravan Palace Carla Bruni Cat Power Caterina Zapponi Celine Dion Celtic Woman Chelsea Williams Cher Cheryl Bentyne Chloe Agnew Conway Twitty Cream Creedance Clearwater Revival Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young Crystal Gayle Devil Doll Diana Panton Dolly Parton Donovan Dottsie Duane Eddy Earl Eilen Jewell Ella Henderson Elvis Presley Emilie Claire-Barlow Fleetwood Mac Flor de Saudade Florence and the Machine Gail Garnett George Jones Glenn Miller Gordon Lightfoot Haley Reinhart Hank Thompson Harry Belefonte Heather Rigdon Hee Haw Gospel Quartet Jefferson Airplane Jerry Lee Lewis Jetty Rae Jim Reeves Joan Baez John Denver John Hartford John Klemmer Johnny Cash Jolie Mome Joni Mitchell Julie London Kiana Krall Lady Gaga Leftover Cuties Leon Redbone Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs Linda Ronstadt Loretta Lynn Lorrie Morgan Louisa Johnson Madonna Mamas and Papas Marina Dalmas Martin Denny Martina McBride Marty Robbins Merle Haggard MonaLisa Twins Morgan James Mother Truckers Mozart Nicole Scherzinger Nouela Orna Patsy Cline Peter, Paul, and Mary Pink Pink Martini Puddles Pity Party Ray Anthony Reina del Cid Richie Valens Robert Palmer Roger Miller Roy Orbison Sad Violin Sam Bailey Santana Simon and Garfunkle Simply Red Sissel Kyrkjebø Skeewiff Sophie Madeleine Sophie Milman Stray Cats Tammy Wynette The Andrews Sisters The April Fishes The Blues Brothers The Doors The Eagles The Good Lovelies The Manhattan Transfer The Pointer Sisters The Rivieras The Temptations The Ventures Three Dog Night Tom T. Hall Vicente Fernandez Wailin' Jennys Waylon Jennings...See MoreMusic on the Brain - your favorite classic rock songs
Comments (36)I was in middle and hs in the eighties and had SUCH eclectic taste! Rock: Journey- (are they considered rock? My fav is one of their oldest songs ”Lovin’ Touchin’ Squeezin’”) Dire Straits- from when I was younger, my favs are Skateaway and Romeo&Juliet💕 Boston-loved Amanda Def Leppard! Guns n’ Roses But during the 80’s of course I also loved New Wave or whatever all those interesting bands from England were! 😂 Yaz is a less-well known one that I loved-Upstairs at Eric’s is an incredible album. I went to college in the Mecca of music, the birthplace of probably my all-time fav band in general-REM. 💕 They were already big by the time I started college so I missed seeing them perform at the 40 Watt club, but my friends and I did see the entire band eating lunch at EuroWrap one Sunday. It took everything in my power not to fangirl...all I did was give Michael Stipe a meaningful smile on my way out. I am certain he thought I was slow-witted. 😂 I adore their older music the most...it’s just incredible. The B-52s were also from Athens and played at the stadium one time while I was there. Love Shack was SUCH a huge hit and what an incredible experience to see them perform it live. Drivin‘ & Cryin’ were also from the general area and I saw them several times at the Georgia Theater...Gawd they were good! Look up Honeysuckle Blue if you don’t know them, one of my fav songs of all time. Southern, alt-rock...💕 Oh, and re: country music-I used to HATE it! But all the teens around here go to these country concerts in the summer at the outdoor amphitheater. I have been the short straw & had to drive my dd & her friends several times. I brought a country music loving friend with me to keep me company the first time and decided it wasn’t so bad! Then I started listening to the Highway on my Sirius and REALLY became hooked! The songs tell amazing storie, so.much.heartbreak. I have often been moved to tears. And of course so.many.drinking.songs! 😂 My favs are Thomas Rhett, Morgan Wallen, Florida-Georgia Line, Sam Hunt! Thomas Rhett’s Die A Happy Man is such a sweet love song to his wife. 💕...See More- 9 years ago
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