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Wow, what a nice "PRESENT TO SELF!"

Matching Washer? You bet there was!

Here it is! My tree looks pretty much the same each year.  I prefer this traditional motif.  One special thing is that hidden amongst the normal ornaments in varied locations are what I refer to at the "specialty" ornaments.  These are ornaments that were given to me by family members or...

This is a very good tutorial for the archives here Jon, thanks for taking all the pictures and sharing them.   Joe

That's fine looking Poppy, I surely love mine!  Polish that thing up with some Meguiars Cleaner/Wax and it will really stand out then!

Nothing is visible here at my house yet, the fall wreath is still out.  However, I have made plans and scheduled the household decorating.  I have taken a few lights, etc. out in the basement to test them.  I've been listening to some holiday music on XM in the car and I've bought a few gifts.

Yes, I had an older WCI built Magic Chef and while it was definitely WCI crap it did bake well because it would cycle the upper element.  Now I have a newer Whirlpool that's about 3 years old and I hate the way it bakes with only the lower element.  Many times I have to cycle the broil element...

Yum!  Next time ya'll are up this way there is a new restaurant out on 70 close to 321 called Jak's Shak.  The fish is absolutely delicious!  Matter of fact, just about everything there is good.

A lovely machine!  I had the earlier version for a few years -- a '61.  It washed well and spun ok but I always felt the need to re spin them in a Frigidaire.

It makes me feel happy to see all those beautiful vintage Christmas things.  I've started some preliminary planning for the season already.  You all will have the most beautiful house around I'm sure!

Bah Humbug!  That bitter air can stay the hell away from here.  I despise having to wear long pants and bundlesome clothing.  The only thing I like about winter is Christmas!  My best friend can't wait for the cold air to arrive, he says I need to move to shady acres!

Philco parts are very rare, I'm actually surprised to see they used plastic in this particular area.  It may be that you have to contract a fabricator to recreate this part for you, I'd suggest a stronger material if you go that route.

Good for you, can't wait to see more pictures of them.  They look great!

Good Lord my mouth's watering!  I've done it here in the crock pot but it's been a long while since I did much cooking.

You're best served on those cone chips by smoothing them out with a fine toothed file.  If you could see that huge set of cones from the reverse side it is full of passages that I call Jets which is what makes that such a powerful agitator.

In my experience Frigidaires do not like wooden floors or lightly loaded tubs.  Also when you get up to those kinds of RPM's you're going to experience some vibrations, both of my Rapidry Frigidaires do that but they don't walk.  You can seriously pack that Unimatic full and it'll still roll...

Wifey will wish she had kept it after she gets ahold of these modern stoves!

Well this is what I'm cooking on, we can only go uphill from here!  I darn near burned a pan of biscuits in that thing this evening because it heats so unevenly.

This is very good!  I've not had a microwave frozen meal in many years.  I've always had my suspicions about heating up that plastic film that covers it, you can smell that stuff get hot with the food.  No telling what kind of chemicals it has in it.

That ol' Queen certainly rolls those clothes over with a force, no way you won't get a clean wash out of there!