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Comments (26)Sooooooo stupid - funny now in retrospect - but not at the time. In my long wool coat - (don't ask why I wore it - I don't know - it was handy) - silk scarf blowing. . . (mmm!) (mmmmmmmm!) (MMMMMMMMMMah!) (hrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrmph!) (M!M!M!) (kick!) (slap!) Fine - I'll take THIS one. . .(bam!) into the cart with the frozen bag. Only idiot in the world buying potting soil in December in ILLINOIS! (grin)...See MoreIntro for happy new forum follower
Comments (16)Yep, Luvs. I'm still your friend. Tho quite jealous at how naturally you took to the art of setting wonderful tables. LOL. And you must mean my kitchen table that sits in front of the bay window to the backyard. I really haven't a clue why dishes scare me so much. Other than I'm over 60 and never played with them before. My adversion to cooking and kitchens is well known, tho I do manage to feed my Dad and husband. LOL. Who both like plain and simple things, thank heavens. But no one in my family did big entertaining or fancy settings, and growing up I spent every moment I could with animals and outside. Still prefer that. Tho I will be "outside deprived" now till end of OCT. Its over 110 here and will get worse. I have set out some dishes and tried to figure out how to make a real tablesetting, but I just am clueless to make it look right. Don't you remember my pathetic attempt at the teasetting party we had here? Arrrggghhh. I'm not scared of criticism, and everyone is super nice anyway. In fact, I'd WELCOME advice and comments!!! I would NEED them. I just need to find a little courage to try and post a picture to get that help from all of you. Now I'm stuck inside, maybe I'll do so. hugs, Karen...See MoreA New Cooking Forum Member
Comments (23)I have the Lucy / Ethel model - my neighbors have her sister and her Aunt. We doxie - sit for each other. These dogs (sshh - don't let them hear me call them dogs) all sleep just like yours. They are so wonderful together. When I opened this thread very early this morning - I said I want one! Then I had to walk ours in the pouring rain while she couldn't find the "perfect" spot quickly! Enjoy you sweet puppy!!...See MoreHappy New Year everyone! Cooking on our Chambers
Comments (16)egganddart--we found this stove after searching the internet after falling in love with old stoves found at a place in north GA that re-did our 1951 fridge. I actually fell for a 6-burner Roper at first but nothing was available at that time so started searching while our fridge was being done. As mentioned above, our baby was not re-done the way our fridge was, only cleaning and converting to propane, and we love the little nicks and scratches in the porcelain. We loved it even more when we saw the exact same one the website of the person who did our fridge for twice the price. Granted, that stove would have been totally taken apart and re-done and would look brand new, but we wouldn't have traded ours for it. Besides, we had a great time on our road trip to pick her up. marthavilla--Your kitchen is looking good, too--especially that red hood and stove! I can't promise when our kitchen will be done as DH and I aren't the fastest and I only get up on weekends and holidays. Right now we are at the stage where we are doing the priming, painting, trimwork, and miscellaneous work before moving on to the next phase (flooring). It's amazing, I start on one project that I thought would go quickly and several hours later finally finish. We did get the ceiling in the new part of the den wallpapered with beadboard wallpaper with the help of my SIL and newphew (posted pics on Decorating Forum). We haven't painted it yet but are really happy with the way it turned out and I will be ordering more to do the kitchen and breakfast/keeping room (SIL has even volunteered to come back and help again, LOL). DH is working some on my pantry and hopefully I will have some pics of it soon to post--it's got old screen advertising doors on it and I'm loving how it's turning out! Thanks again, everyone! Hope y'all all have a great New Year in 2009!...See More- 6 years ago
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