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What's For Breakfast...
I get to the office an hour before anyone else and make a gallon of steel cut oatmeal in a stainless slow cooker. There are raisins, walnuts, almonds, yogurt, half & half and raw sugar for it. It's simmering now but still like wet birdseed.- Studebaker Driver
- Post #3,353
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Vintage Appliances
Yes, to all Sheeplady said; PLUS ONE MORE. When moving a monitor top, there may be a temptation to tip it so one man can hold its "head" and another man can pick up its feet. Aside from the fluid issues mentioned by Sheeplady above, the thing will come apart. The top is held on only by...- Studebaker Driver
- Post #188
- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
That is really nice. That's a good looking hat for a long list of reasons.- Studebaker Driver
- Post #125,761
- Forum: Hats
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
Yeah, bad envy here, too.- Studebaker Driver
- Post #125,646
- Forum: Hats
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
I wish I had more of what it takes to wear a good beret, but whatever it is, I just don't have enough. There is a guy in town who often wears one and it always looks great. Sam's always look great, too - especially that giant one he had on the other day. Oh, well, maybe in my next lifetime...- Studebaker Driver
- Post #125,557
- Forum: Hats
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Vintage Appliances
David - Truth, when I bought that monitor top for $160, it was the very limit of my grasp. At that time I was earning about $9,000 a year and, out of that, I probably got to take home less than $6K, or $500/month. The payment on my new (actually old 1915) house was $318.08/month. After other...- Studebaker Driver
- Post #183
- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Vintage Appliances
Back to something Lizzie said at the top of the page, about her seven cubic foot refrigerator; I don't know how many cubic feet mine is (I'm at work, 57 miles away from it), but it is a GE Monitor top from the early/mid '30s. I bought it when I bought my first house in 1980, for $160. It was...- Studebaker Driver
- Post #181
- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Vintage Appliances
You are not only delicious, Fading Fast, you are my hero. Thanks, for this. I've been looking for those for years. I already have a browser window open - let's go shopping!- Studebaker Driver
- Post #180
- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Ask a question, get an answer
Well done. And your photos make a good case for Brussels being a happy place.- Studebaker Driver
- Post #12,709
- Forum: Hats
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Vintage Appliances
Fading Fast - I noticed your dark green roller window shades earlier in the thread and wonder where you got them?- Studebaker Driver
- Post #176
- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Favorite Historic Buildings or Places
Form follows function.- Studebaker Driver
- Post #280
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Anyone Else Stuck in the Early 1930's ?
Yay! I finally achieved "Familiar Face" status! Woo hoo!!! C/8^)- Studebaker Driver
- Post #38
- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Favorite Historic Buildings or Places
I hope I'm not duplicating, but my really favorite place is the David Gamble House in Pasadena, ca 1908-1909. I would be lying if I denied its influence on color selection for my house.- Studebaker Driver
- Post #274
- Forum: The Golden Era
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What to wear with a fedora....
He should either fix his dents or knock them out completely and deepen his center crease, but the brim down all the way around works for me.- Studebaker Driver
- Post #451
- Forum: Hats
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Anyone Else Stuck in the Early 1930's ?
Let's start a "What Car are You Driving While Wearing a Hat Today" thread.- Studebaker Driver
- Post #36
- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Anyone Else Stuck in the Early 1930's ?
LOL, I know well the year of that particular Lincoln! : - )- Studebaker Driver
- Post #33
- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Anyone Else Stuck in the Early 1930's ?
C'mon, HatsR, while you're listing great car makes, don't forget Lincoln.- Studebaker Driver
- Post #31
- Forum: Your Vintage Home
