Dimensional Door - Freeople Thread 33

Today | Me

[Cardhu]

You are a scary bunch. See, you have made her cry.

[Lady Jag]

[Soaring Feather]

We don't mess around on Halloween.

[restornu]

Thanks it really is neat to see like I did in my 20’s and the lazy eye is better than its ever been

I was told they have to wait a week before glass because I am still healing!

[Darlin']

Thats interesting. Apparently, they have changed very little over the years and I gather the basics are still the same. I have friends in Nashville who have one in their home and they love it. Both are avid cooks and they do a lot of entertaining. The one they have is a bright red enamel.

I found an Aga web site that affirms your memories....

The classic cast iron cooker It's a way of life. That is what you will hear from any of over 750,000 Aga owners worldwide. Go into any Aga owner’s home and you will find them in the kitchen. Probably comfortably leaning against their cooker with a glass of wine in hand. Why? Because for over eighty years, the Aga has been considered a member of the family. It has heated kettles and warmed hearts. It has gathered family and friends. It has become the heart of the home. This is why Aga owners over the world say they couldn't imagine life without one.

I guess the radiant heat, cast iron one is always on but some of the newest versions have retained the same look but incorporated more conventional cooking methods like gas stove stops and electric ovens.

Although, this professional grade Aga is fairly modern looking

This radiant heat model is still very popular and probably resembles the one your recall...

[Darlin']

The variety of apples used no doubt has a lot to do with the flavor and texture, too.

[Lady Jag]

Speak for yourself.

[Lady Jag]

My friend is still raving about after almost 11 weeks and it is wonderful to hear. He’s my second art student to have it done. Did you do both at the same time?

[Conservababe]

I’m lookig for a pair of jeans with natural waist, size 00 and shorter than 28 inseam. So far, no luck.

[Lady Jag]

I love the artwork. Do you know whose it is?

[Cardhu]

Yes that is the one I recall.

I used to fill it up at night with anthracite shaped like eggs and almost shut of the air so it would slowly smolder all night burning through by morning for the major cooking times during the day.

We had a huge Manor kitchen with a cathedral ceiling where we would dry the clothes during the wet cold British winters.

You can imagine what it took to keep the house warm.

[Soaring Feather]

Speak for yourself.

Can't my mouth is full.

[Cardhu]

I don't know the artist LJ but it certainly is striking.

These girls are made by computer simulation using 3DS Max they have a competition over there "The most beautiful CG girl competition #2."

I wonder if you have heard of it gran.

[Darksheare]

I’m not so scary.
Honest.

[Soaring Feather]

No you aren’t but your coffee is the killer. ;0)

[Darksheare]

Saw the frog vid and said, “Hey. I know who’d like this bit of weird.”

[Darksheare]

Looks like a facehugger from Alien..

[Darksheare]

The coffee commands it.
*chuckle*

[Cardhu]

Dripping Red

Trick or Treat...

[Cardhu]