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straight out of the showroom Brad, that's just breathtaking! Rustoleum, you say? That's just a pretty machine, and a work horse to boot. I just want to fire up the Speed Queen now. In the middle of the night. Thanks for posting!

Rhubarb My Grandma always called rhubarb "pie plant". A large corner of the kitchen garden was given over to pie plant, and it was a regular dessert on the farm. I remember Gram being so excited to get the deep freezer, now she could freeze the stuff! Ah, simpler times...

Tea towels versus dish towels In this part of the world, the terms are used interchangeably. I've notice, however, that it is mostly my generation and older who use the "tea towel" distinction. Young folks don't even know how to dry dishes, it appears.

*snicker* Harold and Madge have aged beautifully. And now, they have all the health-care they need, thanks to Kevin! Lovely. I love 'Pools with the waterfall filter. Ahem, isn't getting time for a wash-in, Kev?

OMG! That's the hood I've been looking for!

*strains to contain jealousy* Beautiful! I do believe that's featured in a Westy commercial with Betty Furness--I recall her exalting the narrow width and that the machine could mounted under-counter. So Westylicious! That's my favorite Westinghouse logo.

*drooling* ...the 1/4 round cabinets...must..control..urge for roadtrip...

Ahem, Greg... Why, for the enabling, of course! Isn't that why we are all here?

Hmmmm Where did they get the idea that's a 1964? I beg to differ.

Hmmmmm Looks like a good time was had by all!

Jealous much! Hans, you've given me hope! Will found a great one in copper and now you've found another. I'll just keep lookin'. You know I love that range--the heat colors are the same on my Westy Commander. Your Norge is just beautiful. Did you move the Frigidaire to the utility room?

But.... is it chromalicious?

Wasn't there a movie about that? "Escape from Lint Mountain" or something to that effect? *ducks and runs*

I'm with you, Paul! And, right behind THAT one, is "ringer washer". Makes me want to grind my teeth and spew obscenities.

(sheepish grin) I must say she's lovely, even more so in the kitchen! You're a creative one, you are. I most humbly beg to see a video, as well. K

...and I would agree with you! Did you notice they have "Moan" faucets? Bet that makes brushing your teeth an experience! *LOL*[this post was last edited: 2/22/2013-17:46]

Oh, my word! She IS quiet, isn't she? All of my wringers make more noise than that, but it's okay. The noise is rather soothing, and it takes me back to simpler days at Grandma's farm. I'm glad she's in good hands, something tells me she'll be like new soon. Let the girl out of the loo...

...and we Rangers thank you, very much!

Ron: You just brought back memories of typing class. "A-S-D-F! J-K-L-:!" We beginners, though, were only allowed the Olympia manuals. One had to advance to the Selectric, and in high school one could even use the Selectric II. Miss Hubeli was known to crack your fingers with a ruler...

Mike! I can only describe your garden as LUSH! Such a lovely setting. I'm going to use your photo as an incentive to get to work on my borders as soon as this 4 inches of ice and snow are melted away.