Today my tres cher heater/cooler arrives. I'm having massive second thoughts about spending that much money on a space heater/fan... But, I knew I would which is why I bought it from Amazon... easy returns! If I don't fall madly in love at first use, it's going to get a round trip ticket.
My other big expenditure for the month arrives tomorrow. The new dishwasher will be here between 1:30 and 2:30. The old one needs to have no dishes in it. So do I wash them all and put them away or save them - dirty - to have something to watch my new washer do its stuff??? Oh the quandry!
Dishwashers are wonderful things.
Long long long ago (the summer of the Watergate hearings, as a matter of fact), I got my very first work bonus ever. It was something like $300. The country was in a giant recession and no one was spending any money. I had a kitchen full of dirty dishes. I lived in a tiny town in rural South Carolina. The only store was Sears.
That Saturday I marched into Sears and found the dishwasher I wanted and said tot he salesman "If I paid you cash money for this right now, would you deliver it today?" And he said "Honey, if you pay me cash money for this, I'll put it on my back and race you to the door."
By nightfall, that dishwasher had finished off every last dirty dish in my house. Heaven.
That one was on rollers and you hooked it up to the faucet every time you wanted to use it.
This one coming tomorrow has a steam function to run for burnt on crud and garbage disposal built in! Plus finally, I'll be able to wash plastic stuff cause I'll have a top level (my drawers only have one level and plastic stuff just gets beach balled). Yeah!
And then I need to stop spending money. Hopefully nothing will break and I can get back on budget.
Today will be swim class. Yesterday before I went to the pool, I found a youtube with some great deep water exercises I'd never seen or tried before. Today, my shoulders and abs are suggesting that today we go back to the regular stuff and then maybe ease into the new stuff next time. Owie!
My other big expenditure for the month arrives tomorrow. The new dishwasher will be here between 1:30 and 2:30. The old one needs to have no dishes in it. So do I wash them all and put them away or save them - dirty - to have something to watch my new washer do its stuff??? Oh the quandry!
Dishwashers are wonderful things.
Long long long ago (the summer of the Watergate hearings, as a matter of fact), I got my very first work bonus ever. It was something like $300. The country was in a giant recession and no one was spending any money. I had a kitchen full of dirty dishes. I lived in a tiny town in rural South Carolina. The only store was Sears.
That Saturday I marched into Sears and found the dishwasher I wanted and said tot he salesman "If I paid you cash money for this right now, would you deliver it today?" And he said "Honey, if you pay me cash money for this, I'll put it on my back and race you to the door."
By nightfall, that dishwasher had finished off every last dirty dish in my house. Heaven.
That one was on rollers and you hooked it up to the faucet every time you wanted to use it.
This one coming tomorrow has a steam function to run for burnt on crud and garbage disposal built in! Plus finally, I'll be able to wash plastic stuff cause I'll have a top level (my drawers only have one level and plastic stuff just gets beach balled). Yeah!
And then I need to stop spending money. Hopefully nothing will break and I can get back on budget.
Today will be swim class. Yesterday before I went to the pool, I found a youtube with some great deep water exercises I'd never seen or tried before. Today, my shoulders and abs are suggesting that today we go back to the regular stuff and then maybe ease into the new stuff next time. Owie!

