The refrigerator that my Dad and my Mom bought when I was born has finally gone up to appliance heaven.
That thing kept things cool for a long time and after decades of service to my family, it's going to be taken away when the new fridge is delivered tomorrow. Not only did it store food, but it displayed many of our works of art, and held many notes and messages we left for each other.
I am a little sad about it.
As my Dad pointed out on the phone tonight (yes, I called him), "It held a lot of food." I thought he meant that it had a fairly large storage capacity, but he clarified by saying, "it held a lot of food and you ate a lot of food." He continued on, but I was afraid to listen. I suddenly felt like I was the size of a Mac truck shlepping around produce and other refrigerated goodies from place to place.
Then he went on to describe the disgusting, rotten stuff that had gotten stuck in the back of the fridge where no one was tall enough to reach.
Thanks, Dad.
Posted by jozjozjoz at August 11, 2004 11:40 PMwell, what kind of refrigerator is he gonna get? sub-zeros are nice...and very easy to clean
and on a side note...*sigh* i'm no longer married...
Posted by: stkyrice at August 12, 2004 01:26 PMLOLOL! Nice...rotten food.
You have my condolences for the lost refrigerator.
Posted by: Ginny at August 12, 2004 03:15 PMstkyrice, so sad about the marriage thing. sucks, man.
um, it may be just me, but i really don't think that joz's dad bought a subzero. probably more of the kenmore variety.
Posted by: Yoshi! at August 12, 2004 10:30 PMyeah, subzero's are gorgeous to look at (i don't know if you remember seeing ours when you saw our place) but there's absolutely no storage at all, and they're expensive as hell. thank god they're relatively energy efficient.
Posted by: stkyrice at August 13, 2004 12:47 AM
Parents really hold onto the greatest memories, don't they?
Posted by: keith at August 12, 2004 05:44 AM