I remember, during World War II, in Ohio, we didn't have an ice box and no refrigerator so we had to use milk and butter and things that had to be kept cold -- we had to use them up in a hurry to keep them from spoiling. Can you imagine a life without electricity? That's the way it was. I do like your photograph and the ghost image in bare feet.
Suffering from refrigerator addiction... Hoping, and expecting that new things have appeared from the last time I opened my fridge.
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hilarious! Don't we all know that feeling...or the other feeling...what the heck is that in my fridge?
And a good shot too....
New things appeared?
I remember, during World War II, in Ohio, we didn't have an ice box and no refrigerator so we had to use milk and butter and things that had to be kept cold -- we had to use them up in a hurry to keep them from spoiling. Can you imagine a life without electricity? That's the way it was. I do like your photograph and the ghost image in bare feet.
I perfectly know that feeling and I often find pleasant surprises which my wife puts in there.... but unfortunately only for guests!Very nice photo!!
Ken Mac, thank you for your feedback!
Abraham, sometimes I find new things hidden behind the freezer or in the fresh food door openings... Thanks so much for your contribution.
Blognote, thanks for mentioning; another wonderful, magical time with me and my fridge is also before the arrival of guests!
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