The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating milk
or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought the house
there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to sit in, I
cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that particular space if I
didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no reason to wreck a perfectly
good cabinet - but usable for what else?



http://tinypic.com/e0ki6h.jpg



http://www.tinypic.com/e0khzt.jpg



This is my first try using tinypic. I hope it works.



Included in the picture also is the stove I want to replace possibly using a
telescope downdraft.

Thanks for looking and any commenting.

Dee Dee

"Dee Randall" > wrote in message
...
> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought the
> house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to sit
> in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that particular
> space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no reason to wreck
> a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>
>
>

One approach is to get more use out of the microwave. It is usable for a lot
more! You can get truly excellent results with risotto, fish, polenta, stews
and other moist dishes. Maybe this is a good motivation to experiment!


--
Peter Aitken
Visit my recipe and kitchen myths page at www.pgacon.com/cooking.htm

Dee Randall wrote:

> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating milk
> or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought the house
> there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to sit in, I
> cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that particular space if I
> didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no reason to wreck a perfectly
> good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>
>
>
> http://tinypic.com/e0ki6h.jpg

Lovely cabinets Dee! We don't use a microwave much either. You could
maybe add a shelf stained to the same colour as your cabinets then use
it as a display for cookbooks and maybe a basket or two.
>
>
>
> http://www.tinypic.com/e0khzt.jpg
>
>
>
> This is my first try using tinypic. I hope it works.

I love tinypic!
>
>
>
> Included in the picture also is the stove I want to replace possibly using a
> telescope downdraft.
>
> Thanks for looking and any commenting.
>
> Dee Dee
>
>

"~patches~" > ha scritto nel messaggio
...
> Dee Randall wrote:
>
>> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
>> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
>> the house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to
>> sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that
>> particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no
>> reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>>
>>
>>
>> http://tinypic.com/e0ki6h.jpg
>
> Lovely cabinets Dee! We don't use a microwave much either. You could
> maybe add a shelf stained to the same colour as your cabinets then use it
> as a display for cookbooks and maybe a basket or two.

This kitchen is Wonderful!!! My poor kitchen desappear near it
Cheers
Pandora

>> http://www.tinypic.com/e0khzt.jpg
>>
>>
>>
>> This is my first try using tinypic. I hope it works.
>
> I love tinypic!
>>
>>
>>
>> Included in the picture also is the stove I want to replace possibly
>> using a telescope downdraft.
>>
>> Thanks for looking and any commenting.
>>
>> Dee Dee
>>

"Pandora" > wrote in message
...
>
> "~patches~" > ha scritto nel messaggio
> ...
>> Dee Randall wrote:
>>
>>> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
>>> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
>>> the house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave
>>> to sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that
>>> particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no
>>> reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> http://tinypic.com/e0ki6h.jpg
>>
>> Lovely cabinets Dee! We don't use a microwave much either. You could
>> maybe add a shelf stained to the same colour as your cabinets then use it
>> as a display for cookbooks and maybe a basket or two.
>
> This kitchen is Wonderful!!! My poor kitchen desappear near it
> Cheers
> Pandora
>
>>> http://www.tinypic.com/e0khzt.jpg
>>>

Pshaw! Your kitchen is wonderful! But thanks for your compliment.
Dee Dee

"Dee Randall" > wrote in message
...
| The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
milk
| or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought the
house
| there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to sit in, I
| cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that particular space if
I
| didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no reason to wreck a
perfectly
| good cabinet - but usable for what else?
|
Could you put a toaster oven or toaster in there? Perhaps another electric
appliance that you have that would get more use if out and ready to use all
the time?

Debbie

Dee Randall wrote:
> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating milk
> or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought the house
> there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to sit in, I
> cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that particular space if I
> didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no reason to wreck a perfectly
> good cabinet - but usable for what else?

I don't think a day passes I don't use my microwave for something,
mostly reheating, but reheating small quantities in their storage
container sure beats messing up a pot on the stove... and how else can
one reheat a half cup of coffee, or even a few ounces of plain water
for a recipe. I also freeze a lot of my veggies, besides those I buy
frozen, the microwave is the only way I cook frozen veggies. I also
find the microwave invaluable for last minute defrosting, great for
melting cheese on toast too... and I don't always want that lonely
slice of LO pizza ice cold from the fridge. Maybe you need to make a
concerted effort to use your microwave more... at least you're not one
of those addle brained stups who's ascared of microwaves.

I don't do grilled cheese the usual way anymore... too much fat from
frying in butter and the inside face of the bread is raw... plus I have
a pan to clean. Instead I make plain toast in my bread toaster, then
top each with a slice of cheese and pop em in the nuker for a half
minute... voila... open faced grilled cheeze without all the fuss or
calories, perfect! Seeded rye toast spread with a bit of mustard and
topped with ham then swiss is a favorite, 'specially with a pickle and
a beer.

Don't think I'd get rid of that microwave oven so quick I were you...
and like you said, you don't have a use for that space.

Sheldon

"Dee Randall" wrote ...
> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought the
> house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to sit
> in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that particular
> space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no reason to wreck
> a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?

Ouch, we have one of those here in the MN house. I keep banging my head
trying to work around it---ours sits a bit farther from a wall and near a
corner (I was not part of planning this kitchen). It's a relic from the
time when kitchen designers (at that time, aka people who didn't use
kitchens whatsoever) just knew we all would quit using those time-consuming
stoves and turn to prepared foods and the microwave. Well, we fooled them,
didn't we?!

Pam

"Dee Randall" > wrote in message
...
> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
> the house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave
> to sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that
> particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no
> reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?

Dee Dee,

Was that photo taken before you moved in? I'm wondering...where's your
*stuff*? If your counters are normally that bare, then you probably
don't have much that you need to put in that cabinet!

But I'm hurtin' for space,...I could put so much in there...Cookbooks
would fill it up. Or, two matching big rectangular baskets (tall ones)
filled with smallish odds and ends that don't fit well anywhere else
(for me, that could be pot lids, table linens, the kids lunchboxes and
water bottles, utensils that we don't use often and clutter the utensil
drawer). I am also short on pantry space, so could fill a couple of big
baskets with pantry staples or those bulky items that don't fit
anywhere...bread, big bags of chips or pretzels.

I could put my pitchers and teapots there, ...I don't think the
coffeemaker would fit, but the crockpot probably would (no room for
these in the kitchen, they live in the basement). If nothing else, I
might splurge on a big beautiul piece of that Polish pottery and display
it with a few photos. Or I'd put my cannisters there.

If you took it down, would it leave a strange-looking gap? Because you
could always hang it elsewhere in the house (or basement or garage).

Good luck, Dee! I hope to have extra cabinet space some day. :-)
Chris

Dee wrote:

> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought the
> house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to sit
> in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that particular
> space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no reason to wreck
> a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?

I use my microwave about once every two days. Unfortunately, the magnetron
in mine just died, and it's cost-prohibitive to repair, so I've got to buy a
new one. Anybody got a recommendation for a microhood unit?

Bob

?

"Dee Randall" > ha scritto nel messaggio
...
>
> "Pandora" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> "~patches~" > ha scritto nel messaggio
>> ...
>>> Dee Randall wrote:
>>>
>>>> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
>>>> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
>>>> the house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave
>>>> to sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that
>>>> particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no
>>>> reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> http://tinypic.com/e0ki6h.jpg
>>>
>>> Lovely cabinets Dee! We don't use a microwave much either. You could
>>> maybe add a shelf stained to the same colour as your cabinets then use
>>> it as a display for cookbooks and maybe a basket or two.
>>
>> This kitchen is Wonderful!!! My poor kitchen desappear near it
>> Cheers
>> Pandora
>>
>>>> http://www.tinypic.com/e0khzt.jpg
>>>>
>
> Pshaw! Your kitchen is wonderful! But thanks for your compliment.
> Dee Dee

It wasn't a compliment! I have said the truth!
Pandora
>
>
>

"Debbie" > wrote in message
.. .
>
> "Dee Randall" > wrote in message
> ...
> | The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
> milk
> | or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought the
> house
> | there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to sit in,
> I
> | cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that particular space
> if
> I
> | didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no reason to wreck a
> perfectly
> | good cabinet - but usable for what else?
> |
> Could you put a toaster oven or toaster in there? Perhaps another
> electric
> appliance that you have that would get more use if out and ready to use
> all
> the time?
>
> Debbie
>
That's a good idea, a toaster oven. But, actually my toaster oven is
setting underneath the microwave on the counter, as the space underneath is
pretty unusable for preparation. I do like the toaster oven to be away from
wooden structures due to possible fires, and sitting there, I can pull it
out a bit from the wall.
Thanks, Debbie.
Dee Dee

"pjjehg" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Dee Randall" wrote ...
>> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
>> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
>> the house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to
>> sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that
>> particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no
>> reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>
> Ouch, we have one of those here in the MN house. I keep banging my head
> trying to work around it---ours sits a bit farther from a wall and near a
> corner (I was not part of planning this kitchen). It's a relic from the
> time when kitchen designers (at that time, aka people who didn't use
> kitchens whatsoever) just knew we all would quit using those
> time-consuming stoves and turn to prepared foods and the microwave. Well,
> we fooled them, didn't we?!
>
> Pam
I believe that is true that the person who planned 'my' kitchen wasn't into
cooking at all. I noted a pretty bare cupboard when we took a look-see.
I think the Jenn-air stove was part of the package for those who didn't cook
a lot. But I'll try to change that Jenn-air come next spring into something
I like a little more. It's had it life used up by me.
Thanks,
Dee Dee

"Chris" > wrote in message
news:Ayf_e.15545$SG3.2799@trnddc07...
>
> "Dee Randall" > wrote in message
> ...
>> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
>> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
>> the house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to
>> sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that
>> particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no
>> reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>
> Dee Dee,
>
> Was that photo taken before you moved in? I'm wondering...where's your
> *stuff*? If your counters are normally that bare, then you probably don't
> have much that you need to put in that cabinet!

I took the 'stuff' off the counter, otherwise you couldn't see the
cupboards/cabinets for it.

>
> But I'm hurtin' for space,...I could put so much in there...Cookbooks
> would fill it up. Or, two matching big rectangular baskets (tall ones)
> filled with smallish odds and ends that don't fit well anywhere else (for
> me, that could be pot lids, table linens, the kids lunchboxes and water
> bottles, utensils that we don't use often and clutter the utensil drawer).
> I am also short on pantry space, so could fill a couple of big baskets
> with pantry staples or those bulky items that don't fit anywhere...bread,
> big bags of chips or pretzels.
>
> I could put my pitchers and teapots there, ...I don't think the
> coffeemaker would fit, but the crockpot probably would (no room for these
> in the kitchen, they live in the basement). If nothing else, I might
> splurge on a big beautiul piece of that Polish pottery and display it with
> a few photos. Or I'd put my cannisters there.
>
> If you took it down, would it leave a strange-looking gap? Because you
> could always hang it elsewhere in the house (or basement or garage).
>
> Good luck, Dee! I hope to have extra cabinet space some day. :-)
> Chris

You did some good dreamin' Chris. I hope you have all the space you ever
need -- soonest!
Dee Dee

"Bob Terwilliger" > wrote in message
...
> Dee wrote:
>
>> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
>> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
>> the house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to
>> sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that
>> particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no
>> reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>
> I use my microwave about once every two days. Unfortunately, the magnetron
> in mine just died, and it's cost-prohibitive to repair, so I've got to buy
> a new one. Anybody got a recommendation for a microhood unit?
>
> Bob
I hope you're tall. I can hardly reach inside mine, and you can see that it
isn't too high. Peter said that there were plenty of good recipes to make
in the microwave, but PETER! I can't even get my elbows up to it to stir.
5'2"
Dee Dee

"Dee Randall" > wrote in message
> When we bought the house there was a built-in cabinet for the
> already-there microwave to sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what
> I'd do with that particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it,
> tho. I see no reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for
> what else?
>
>
>
> http://tinypic.com/e0ki6h.jpg

1. learn more uses for the mw. It really is a useful tool for other than
simple reheating

2. add another shelf so it can be used for storage for fancy dishes or
glassware

3. add partitions for wine bottles. While not the best place to store
wine, it will look nice.

"Chris" > wrote in message
news:Ayf_e.15545$SG3.2799@trnddc07...
>
> "Dee Randall" > wrote in message
> ...
>> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
>> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
>> the house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to
>> sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that
>> particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no
>> reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>
> Dee Dee,
>
> Was that photo taken before you moved in? I'm wondering...where's your
> *stuff*? If your counters are normally that bare, then you probably don't
> have much that you need to put in that cabinet!

Chris, I got thru with my simple dinner early (mashed potatoes, fried onions
and sausages, cannellini beans, fresh spinach & bought german whole-grain
bread) before the movie, so I thought I'd send you a picture of my kitchen
and my stuff, to show you that all is an illusion.

http://tinypic.com/e0r40p.jpg cupboards and refrigerator 1 side of room



http://www.tinypic.com/e0r3hh fixing dinner - what-ta-mess!



http://www.tinypic.com/e0r3mv - yep, here's my 'stuff'



and there's two rooms downstairs full of 'my stuff" on shelves.



Dee Dee

On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:33:47 GMT, "Peter Aitken"
> wrote:

>"Dee Randall" > wrote in message
...
>> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
>> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought the
>> house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to sit
>> in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that particular
>> space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no reason to wreck
>> a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>>
>>
>>
>
>One approach is to get more use out of the microwave. It is usable for a lot
>more! You can get truly excellent results with risotto, fish, polenta, stews
>and other moist dishes. Maybe this is a good motivation to experiment!

I agree with Peter. The microwave ain't just for leftovers :-) The
Barbara Kafka book _Microwave Gourmet_ is quite good. I got my copy
2nd hand at a yard sale, it looked brand spanking new. It doesn't
now, I've used it quite a bit. I love the risotto recipe, and also
use the lemon curd recipe every Christmas. My grandmother adores
lemon curd.

Tammy

On Tue 27 Sep 2005 08:56:59p, TammyM wrote in rec.food.cooking:

> On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:33:47 GMT, "Peter Aitken"
> > wrote:
>
>>"Dee Randall" > wrote in message
...
>>> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
>>> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
>>> the house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave
>>> to sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that
>>> particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no
>>> reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>One approach is to get more use out of the microwave. It is usable for a
>>lot more! You can get truly excellent results with risotto, fish,
>>polenta, stews and other moist dishes. Maybe this is a good motivation
>>to experiment!
>
> I agree with Peter. The microwave ain't just for leftovers :-) The
> Barbara Kafka book _Microwave Gourmet_ is quite good. I got my copy
> 2nd hand at a yard sale, it looked brand spanking new. It doesn't
> now, I've used it quite a bit. I love the risotto recipe, and also
> use the lemon curd recipe every Christmas. My grandmother adores
> lemon curd.
>
> Tammy
>

I also make my cream pie fillings in the microwave. They turn just as well
or better, and no chance of scorching the bottom.

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
_____________________________

http://tinypic.com/dzijap.jpg

Popie-In-The-Bowl

"Wayne Boatwright" > ha scritto nel messaggio
...
> On Tue 27 Sep 2005 08:56:59p, TammyM wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>
>> On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:33:47 GMT, "Peter Aitken"
>> > wrote:

Why I don't see the TammyM posts?
For example I have not this one of 27 september
It is a long time a don't ear of her . I thought she was engaged!
Pandora

"TammyM" > wrote in message
...
> On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:33:47 GMT, "Peter Aitken"
> > wrote:
>
>>"Dee Randall" > wrote in message
...
>>> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
>>> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
>>> the
>>> house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave to
>>> sit
>>> in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that particular
>>> space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no reason to
>>> wreck
>>> a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>One approach is to get more use out of the microwave. It is usable for a
>>lot
>>more! You can get truly excellent results with risotto, fish, polenta,
>>stews
>>and other moist dishes. Maybe this is a good motivation to experiment!
>
> I agree with Peter. The microwave ain't just for leftovers :-) The
> Barbara Kafka book _Microwave Gourmet_ is quite good. I got my copy
> 2nd hand at a yard sale, it looked brand spanking new. It doesn't
> now, I've used it quite a bit. I love the risotto recipe, and also
> use the lemon curd recipe every Christmas. My grandmother adores
> lemon curd.
>
> Tammy

Those two things look pretty good. I've never made lemon curd. And risotto
always necessitates more stirring than I'm willing to do, so I'll give it a
try. I'm always afraid I'll get burned lifting the dishes down- to- counter
even tho I have the proper gloves.
Thanks, Tammy. I'll look for this book today. Mammo day today in D.C. -
October Breast Cancer month.
Dee Dee

"Pandora" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Wayne Boatwright" > ha scritto nel messaggio
> ...
>> On Tue 27 Sep 2005 08:56:59p, TammyM wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>>
>>> On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:33:47 GMT, "Peter Aitken"
>>> > wrote:
>
> Why I don't see the TammyM posts?
> For example I have not this one of 27 september
> It is a long time a don't ear of her . I thought she was engaged!
> Pandora
"I don't ear from her."
Would you call this a double entrende? If so, it's good. I like it.
It's going to be a good day for me, I can feel it.!
--
When you arise in the morning, think of what a precious privilege it is to
be alive - to breathe, to think, to enjoy, to love.
--Marcus Aurelius

Dee Dee

"Dee Randall" > ha scritto nel messaggio
...
>
> "Pandora" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> "Wayne Boatwright" > ha scritto nel messaggio
>> ...
>>> On Tue 27 Sep 2005 08:56:59p, TammyM wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>>>
>>>> On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:33:47 GMT, "Peter Aitken"
>>>> > wrote:
>>
>> Why I don't see the TammyM posts?
>> For example I have not this one of 27 september
>> It is a long time a don't ear of her . I thought she was engaged!
>> Pandora
> "I don't ear from her."
> Would you call this a double entrende? If so, it's good. I like it.
> It's going to be a good day for me, I can feel it.!

Why? I don't understand!
Pandora
> --
> When you arise in the morning, think of what a precious privilege it is to
> be alive - to breathe, to think, to enjoy, to love.
> --Marcus Aurelius
>
> Dee Dee
>

Dee Randall wrote:
> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and
> heating milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When
> we bought the house there was a built-in cabinet for the
> already-there microwave to sit in, I cannot think for the life of me
> what I'd do with that particular space if I didn't have the microwave
> in it, tho. I see no reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but
> usable for what else?
>
>
> http://tinypic.com/e0ki6h.jpg
>
Cookbooks? A couple of small lazy susans for herb & spice bottles?

Jill

"Dee Randall" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Chris" > wrote in message
> news:Ayf_e.15545$SG3.2799@trnddc07...
> >
> > "Dee Randall" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >> The microwave is never used except for heating left-overs, and heating
> >> milk or butter; that's about it! What a waste of space. When we bought
> >> the house there was a built-in cabinet for the already-there microwave
to
> >> sit in, I cannot think for the life of me what I'd do with that
> >> particular space if I didn't have the microwave in it, tho. I see no
> >> reason to wreck a perfectly good cabinet - but usable for what else?
> >
> > Dee Dee,
> >
> > Was that photo taken before you moved in? I'm wondering...where's your
> > *stuff*? If your counters are normally that bare, then you probably
don't
> > have much that you need to put in that cabinet!
>
> Chris, I got thru with my simple dinner early (mashed potatoes, fried
onions
> and sausages, cannellini beans, fresh spinach & bought german whole-grain
> bread) before the movie, so I thought I'd send you a picture of my kitchen
> and my stuff, to show you that all is an illusion.
>
> http://tinypic.com/e0r40p.jpg cupboards and refrigerator 1 side of room
>
> http://www.tinypic.com/e0r3hh fixing dinner - what-ta-mess!
>
> http://www.tinypic.com/e0r3mv - yep, here's my 'stuff'
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> and there's two rooms downstairs full of 'my stuff" on shelves.
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> Dee Dee
>
I love that glass front corner cabinet! Very pretty

Jill