After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now that I've
officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've rediscovered my own
(sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my mother gave me years ago. Like
the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds from the 1950's. I've had them packed
away in a storage room for the last 20 years. They're now back out, freshly
washed and shining brightly! I'm going to hang them in my kitchen just as
though I was a 1960's housewife. LOL

I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
bought mine later.) I have several lovely bright soup bowls, a purple
art-deco style pitcher and a spoon rest. It's good to see my own housewares
again.

I removed my mothers old boring Corelle dishes (I had the same ones for
years) and put my white lattice patterned dishes in the cabinet. I removed
the 1970's gold glassware and replaced them with my cobalt blue goblets.

Up until now I've basically been living out of a suitcase and feeling like I
was staying in a time-share (as Nancy Young put it). Now that I'm getting
to unpack my own things, decorate my house, it feels good.

OB Food: dinner tonight will be baked flounder fillets with steamed
spinach. Served on my own plates!

Jill

In article >,
"jmcquown" > wrote:

> After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now that I've
> officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've rediscovered my own
> (sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my mother gave me years ago. Like
> the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds from the 1950's. I've had them packed
> away in a storage room for the last 20 years. They're now back out, freshly
> washed and shining brightly! I'm going to hang them in my kitchen just as
> though I was a 1960's housewife. LOL
>
> I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
> bought mine later.) I have several lovely bright soup bowls, a purple
> art-deco style pitcher and a spoon rest. It's good to see my own housewares
> again.
>
> I removed my mothers old boring Corelle dishes (I had the same ones for
> years) and put my white lattice patterned dishes in the cabinet. I removed
> the 1970's gold glassware and replaced them with my cobalt blue goblets.
>
> Up until now I've basically been living out of a suitcase and feeling like I
> was staying in a time-share (as Nancy Young put it). Now that I'm getting
> to unpack my own things, decorate my house, it feels good.
>
> OB Food: dinner tonight will be baked flounder fillets with steamed
> spinach. Served on my own plates!
>
> Jill

Sounds like a lot of fun. :-)

I'm looking forward to paying off the morgage so I can redecorate the
way I want!
--
Peace! Om

Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass.
It's about learning to dance in the rain.
-- Anon.


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jmcquown wrote:
> After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now
> that I've officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've
> rediscovered my own (sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my
> mother gave me years ago. Like the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds
> from the 1950's. I've had them packed away in a storage room for the
> last 20 years. They're now back out, freshly washed and shining
> brightly! I'm going to hang them in my kitchen just as though I was
> a 1960's housewife. LOL
....snip

When's the housewarming party? :-)

--
Dave
What is best in life? "To crush your enemies, see them driven before
you, and to hear the lamentation of the women." -- Conan

jmcquown wrote:

> After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now
> that I've officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've
> rediscovered my own (sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my
> mother gave me years ago. Like the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds
> from the 1950's. I've had them packed away in a storage room for the
> last 20 years. They're now back out, freshly washed and shining
> brightly! I'm going to hang them in my kitchen just as though I was
> a 1960's housewife. LOL
>
> I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based;
> I bought mine later.) I have several lovely bright soup bowls, a
> purple art-deco style pitcher and a spoon rest. It's good to see my
> own housewares again.
>
> I removed my mothers old boring Corelle dishes (I had the same ones
> for years) and put my white lattice patterned dishes in the cabinet.
> I removed the 1970's gold glassware and replaced them with my cobalt
> blue goblets.
>
> Up until now I've basically been living out of a suitcase and feeling
> like I was staying in a time-share (as Nancy Young put it). Now that
> I'm getting to unpack my own things, decorate my house, it feels good.
>
> OB Food: dinner tonight will be baked flounder fillets with steamed
> spinach. Served on my own plates!


Bored, Jill...???


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Best
Greg

"Dave Bugg" > wrote in message
...
> jmcquown wrote:
>> After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now
>> that I've officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've
>> rediscovered my own (sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my
>> mother gave me years ago. Like the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds
>> from the 1950's. I've had them packed away in a storage room for the
>> last 20 years. They're now back out, freshly washed and shining
>> brightly! I'm going to hang them in my kitchen just as though I was
>> a 1960's housewife. LOL
> ...snip
>
> When's the housewarming party? :-)
>
> --
> Dave
> What is best in life? "To crush your enemies, see them driven before
> you, and to hear the lamentation of the women." -- Conan
>

Let me get a few more things unpacked, then I'll issue the invitation

Jill

On Jun 21, 12:59*pm, "jmcquown" > wrote:
> After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now that I've
> officially moved here I'm making it my own home. *I've rediscovered my own
> (sort of) belongings. *Some of this stuff my mother gave me years ago. *Like
> the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds from the 1950's. *I've had them packed
> away in a storage room for the last 20 years. *They're now back out, freshly
> washed and shining brightly! *I'm going to hang them in my kitchen just as
> though I was a 1960's housewife. LOL
>
> I've unpacked my Fiestaware. *(No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
> bought mine later.) *I have several lovely bright soup bowls, a purple
> art-deco style pitcher and a spoon rest. *It's good to see my own housewares
> again.
>
> I removed my mothers old boring Corelle dishes (I had the same ones for
> years) and put my white lattice patterned dishes in the cabinet. *I removed
> the 1970's gold glassware and replaced them with my cobalt blue goblets.
>
> Up until now I've basically been living out of a suitcase and feeling like I
> was staying in a time-share (as Nancy Young put it). *Now that I'm getting
> to unpack my own things, decorate my house, it feels good.
>
> OB Food: *dinner tonight will be baked flounder fillets with steamed
> spinach. *Served on my own plates!
>
> Jill

I'll see your Purple Fiestaware pitcher and raise you a set of lime
green tumblers!
Lynn in Fargo
Loves wacky bright colors

Lynn from Fargo Ografmorffig wrote:
> On Jun 21, 12:59 pm, "jmcquown" > wrote:
>> After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now that I've
>> officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've rediscovered my own
>> (sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my mother gave me years ago. Like
>> the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds from the 1950's. I've had them packed
>> away in a storage room for the last 20 years. They're now back out, freshly
>> washed and shining brightly! I'm going to hang them in my kitchen just as
>> though I was a 1960's housewife. LOL
>>
>> I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
>> bought mine later.) I have several lovely bright soup bowls, a purple
>> art-deco style pitcher and a spoon rest. It's good to see my own housewares
>> again.
>>
>> I removed my mothers old boring Corelle dishes (I had the same ones for
>> years) and put my white lattice patterned dishes in the cabinet. I removed
>> the 1970's gold glassware and replaced them with my cobalt blue goblets.
>>
>> Up until now I've basically been living out of a suitcase and feeling like I
>> was staying in a time-share (as Nancy Young put it). Now that I'm getting
>> to unpack my own things, decorate my house, it feels good.
>>
>> OB Food: dinner tonight will be baked flounder fillets with steamed
>> spinach. Served on my own plates!
>>
>> Jill
>
> I'll see your Purple Fiestaware pitcher and raise you a set of lime
> green tumblers!
> Lynn in Fargo
> Loves wacky bright colors

LOL, I have four diamond shaped candle wall lights I could contribute ;-)

Bob

On Sun, 21 Jun 2009 13:59:50 -0400, "jmcquown" >
wrote:

>After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now that I've
>officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've rediscovered my own
>(sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my mother gave me years ago. Like
>the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds from the 1950's. I've had them packed
>away in a storage room for the last 20 years. They're now back out, freshly
>washed and shining brightly! I'm going to hang them in my kitchen just as
>though I was a 1960's housewife. LOL
>
>I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
>bought mine later.) I have several lovely bright soup bowls, a purple
>art-deco style pitcher and a spoon rest. It's good to see my own housewares
>again.
>
>I removed my mothers old boring Corelle dishes (I had the same ones for
>years) and put my white lattice patterned dishes in the cabinet. I removed
>the 1970's gold glassware and replaced them with my cobalt blue goblets.
>
>Up until now I've basically been living out of a suitcase and feeling like I
>was staying in a time-share (as Nancy Young put it). Now that I'm getting
>to unpack my own things, decorate my house, it feels good.
>
>OB Food: dinner tonight will be baked flounder fillets with steamed
>spinach. Served on my own plates!
>
>Jill

Sounds like a great time Jill. Enjoy it all.

aloha,
Cea

jmcquown wrote:
> After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now that
> I've officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've rediscovered
> my own (sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my mother gave me years
> ago. Like the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds from the 1950's. I've
> had them packed away in a storage room for the last 20 years. They're
> now back out, freshly washed and shining brightly! I'm going to hang
> them in my kitchen just as though I was a 1960's housewife. LOL
>
> I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
> bought mine later.) I have several lovely bright soup bowls, a purple
> art-deco style pitcher and a spoon rest. It's good to see my own
> housewares again.
>
> I removed my mothers old boring Corelle dishes (I had the same ones for
> years) and put my white lattice patterned dishes in the cabinet. I
> removed the 1970's gold glassware and replaced them with my cobalt blue
> goblets.
>
> Up until now I've basically been living out of a suitcase and feeling
> like I was staying in a time-share (as Nancy Young put it). Now that
> I'm getting to unpack my own things, decorate my house, it feels good.
>
> OB Food: dinner tonight will be baked flounder fillets with steamed
> spinach. Served on my own plates!
>
> Jill

Oh, I LOVE unpacking. Even moreso if the things have been packed
a long time. It's kind-of like Christmas--and brings back such
memories!

--
Jean B.

"Lynn from Fargo Ografmorffig" > wrote in message
...
On Jun 21, 12:59 pm, "jmcquown" > wrote:
> After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now that
> I've
> officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've rediscovered my own
> (sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my mother gave me years ago. Like
> the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds from the 1950's. I've had them
> packed
> away in a storage room for the last 20 years. They're now back out,
> freshly
> washed and shining brightly! I'm going to hang them in my kitchen just as
> though I was a 1960's housewife. LOL
>
> I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
> bought mine later.) I have several lovely bright soup bowls, a purple
> art-deco style pitcher and a spoon rest. It's good to see my own
> housewares
> again.
>

I'll see your Purple Fiestaware pitcher and raise you a set of lime
green tumblers!
Lynn in Fargo
Loves wacky bright colors



I love wacky bright stuff too! All the more reason (IMHO) to have white
dinnerware. You can decorate around it with just about anything

Jill

Jill wrote:

> I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
> bought mine later.)

It was uranium, not lead.

Bob

On Sun 21 Jun 2009 10:59:50a, jmcquown told us...

> After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now that
> I've officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've rediscovered
> my own (sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my mother gave me years
> ago. Like the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds from the 1950's. I've
> had them packed away in a storage room for the last 20 years. They're
> now back out, freshly washed and shining brightly! I'm going to hang
> them in my kitchen just as though I was a 1960's housewife. LOL
>
> I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
> bought mine later.) I have several lovely bright soup bowls, a purple
> art-deco style pitcher and a spoon rest. It's good to see my own
> housewares again.
>
> I removed my mothers old boring Corelle dishes (I had the same ones for
> years) and put my white lattice patterned dishes in the cabinet. I
> removed the 1970's gold glassware and replaced them with my cobalt blue
> goblets.
>
> Up until now I've basically been living out of a suitcase and feeling
> like I was staying in a time-share (as Nancy Young put it). Now that
> I'm getting to unpack my own things, decorate my house, it feels good.
>
> OB Food: dinner tonight will be baked flounder fillets with steamed
> spinach. Served on my own plates!
>
> Jill
>
>

Did you move your furnishings up from Memphis?

--
Wayne Boatwright
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dyspepsia is the remorse of a guilty stomach. ~A. Kerr

On Sun, 21 Jun 2009 22:17:01 -0700, "Bob Terwilliger"
> wrote:

>Jill wrote:
>
>> I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
>> bought mine later.)
>
>It was uranium, not lead.
>

oh, man! Hopefully it was weak.

--
I love cooking with wine.
Sometimes I even put it in the food.

"Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
5.250...
> On Sun 21 Jun 2009 10:59:50a, jmcquown told us...
>
>> After over a year of basically living in someone elses' house, now that
>> I've officially moved here I'm making it my own home. I've rediscovered
>> my own (sort of) belongings. Some of this stuff my mother gave me years
>> ago. Like the set of copper-tinted Jell-O molds from the 1950's. I've
>> had them packed away in a storage room for the last 20 years. They're
>> now back out, freshly washed and shining brightly! I'm going to hang
>> them in my kitchen just as though I was a 1960's housewife. LOL
>>
>> I've unpacked my Fiestaware. (No, not the stuff that was lead based; I
>> bought mine later.) I have several lovely bright soup bowls, a purple
>> art-deco style pitcher and a spoon rest. It's good to see my own
>> housewares again.
>>
>> I removed my mothers old boring Corelle dishes (I had the same ones for
>> years) and put my white lattice patterned dishes in the cabinet. I
>> removed the 1970's gold glassware and replaced them with my cobalt blue
>> goblets.
>>
>> Up until now I've basically been living out of a suitcase and feeling
>> like I was staying in a time-share (as Nancy Young put it). Now that
>> I'm getting to unpack my own things, decorate my house, it feels good.
>>
>> OB Food: dinner tonight will be baked flounder fillets with steamed
>> spinach. Served on my own plates!
>>
>> Jill
>>
>>
>
> Did you move your furnishings up from Memphis?
>
> --
> Wayne Boatwright
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Dyspepsia is the remorse of a guilty stomach. ~A. Kerr
>
>

Yes (and I moved down, not up LOL) There are boxes all over the place
I'm having fun unpacking them.

Jill

On Mon 22 Jun 2009 03:42:13a, jmcquown told us...

> "Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
> 5.250...
>>
>> Did you move your furnishings up from Memphis?
>>
>
> Yes (and I moved down, not up LOL) There are boxes all over the place
> I'm having fun unpacking them.
>
> Jill

Duh...I should have known it was down, not up. I'm really happy for you,
Jill. Glad you're having fun with the unpacking. It's sort of like
Christmas. Hope you enjoy living there.

--
Wayne Boatwright
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dyspepsia is the remorse of a guilty stomach. ~A. Kerr

Jean B. wrote:
> Oh, I LOVE unpacking. Even moreso if the things have been packed a
> long time. It's kind-of like Christmas--and brings back such memories!

Last weekend we had a dinner party and I wanted to use crystal, which
was still packed after moving here two years ago. I unpacked a box that
I thought was crystal, and I found my Fitz & Floyd monkeys, although I
think they call them baboons. One of them holds a banana and the other
one holds a flower. My new husband thought Fitz & Floyd were their
names. Okay, we can call them that. lol


Have fun unpacking, Jill.


Becca