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Monday whinge

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Created by GypsyDrifter > 9 months ago, 23 Apr 2012
GypsyDrifter
WA, 2371 posts
23 Apr 2012 5:03PM
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Monday Whinge is:-

I new this last move would be hard...but I am totally over it...

I have had to cook breakfast lunch and dinner on this for over 8 weeks
(it feels like a year lol)



This was my last kitchen dinning room




and this is what I have today...




arrrrrr.... but we own it BF states....yer ok.....

Monday whinge over....

Now I have embarrassed myself I am outside to chop some wood

doggie
WA, 15849 posts
23 Apr 2012 5:07PM
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Cutting up lots of chicken GD?

GypsyDrifter
WA, 2371 posts
23 Apr 2012 5:13PM
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Thats how I chop my wood doogie...

Oh thats a line and a half...lol

AquaPlow
QLD, 1051 posts
23 Apr 2012 7:15PM
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Sounds like U Need a BBQ
as opposed to a miniature campingQ

Lyric

lotofwind
NSW, 6451 posts
23 Apr 2012 7:17PM
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Its all good.
You just need a bessa block and timber book shelf and a couple of milk crate seats and it will be perfect.

GypsyDrifter
WA, 2371 posts
23 Apr 2012 6:09PM
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Lol lotofwind I don't want to go back to my young years...
Oh wait..I did not have bessa blocks as shelving when I was young
I had funky orange shelves from Myer...lol


Yes it's all good I just can't see it yet...ho bl@@dy hum

Mark _australia
WA, 22414 posts
23 Apr 2012 7:39PM
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GypsyDrifter said...
I am outside to chop some wood


Need a good chainsaw?

Sailhack
VIC, 5000 posts
23 Apr 2012 9:43PM
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Looks like our place a few years back. We had a 4ft kitchen sink cupboard & a trestle table with a sheet over the plates & food for 6 mths whilst renovating...worst part was - I was designing & installing (very nice $15-20k+) kitchens every day, just too busy to do our own. Even the missus wasn't fussed as everything was right there in front of her. A few friends & family members guilted me into doing our kitchen in the end.

Just remember...it's all about the journey!

d1
WA, 304 posts
23 Apr 2012 7:55PM
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I can see a cheap upgrade path for this kitchen - plug the hotplate into a PID temperature controller with an immersion temperature probe and, optionally, stick a vacuum extractor on top. You may find that visitors treat you with a lot of respect and keep asking you cryptic questions [}:)]




Of course, this is all for cooking Sous Vide.

landyacht
WA, 5921 posts
23 Apr 2012 9:44PM
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Gd that is the cleanest meth lab Ive seen all week, even the kiddies are playing outside, well done . you go girl



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