Having an Operating Refrigerator Again Is a Very Good Thing
I know that many of you have followed this fascinating saga that began almost a month ago, involved two service people and ended with a complete replacement of the old unit that I loved about as much that hideous BART carpet that headed out the door this week.Much as I want to embrace repair and restore wherever possible, recycle and replace were the right options today. I almost became overcome with frenzy as I went to Whole Foods and Rainbow Market this afternoon knowing that I did not have to worry about things melting or spoiling come morning. Food, glorious food.
Labels: food, household repairs
posted by Ladrón de Basura (a.k.a. Junk Thief) @ 7:48 PM
10 comments
10 Comments:
sexy! :-)
Robert - Nothing is sexier than a silver and black refrigerator with humidity control that can also tell you when the celery needs to be replaced.
Hot!
(you)
Cool!
(it)
Jason - Yes, that jacket was a bit to warm for that day and made me feel hot.
The Fridge is easily the greatest modern convenience we take for granted (after clean running water). I remember well when mine died several years ago and it took a week to get the replacement. Storing food in an ice-chest is not something you forget. So HURRAH! on the new appliance and have fun with the fresh produce!!!
Joy - I kept trying to pretend I was on a camping trip and telling myself how much fun I was having by seeing mountains, bears and salmon swimming upstream. Trouble was the smoked salmon didn't last more than a couple of hours.
I think this is my favorite picture of you. :)
Is your kitchen orange? I am so jealous.
Jill - It's more a blood orange. Not sure why this photo got such a reaction. All I see is the refrigerator that I want to make love to.
I'm with Jill: I love the color.
Is celery that oozy wet slimy mess in a plastic bag, or is it the mushy thing covered with black and white powdery stuff in a plastic bag?
Joe - I'm planning to do more kitchen makeovers for when you and Jill come cook me a feast. My celery, however, is nice and crisp again.
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