Bring Back the Calor Kosangas Housewife of the Year

CDfm

banshee_bones wrote: »

FACT!!!! Couldnt agree with ya more :pac:

Less of that and more of "its a grand cake nora"

A Calor Kosangas Housewife of the Year should also be able to crochet a dress for a small child while doing the vacuuming
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You can do that surely?

banshee_bones

CDfm wrote: »

Less of that and more of "its a grand cake nora"

A Calor Kosangas Housewife of the Year should also be able to crochet a dress for a small child while doing the vacuuming
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You can do that surely?

Pffffffft! thats nothing! :pac:

Nevyn

Crochette is handy enough, as is making patchwork quilts out of scraps of old curtains, table clothes and clothes, I can do all the domestic arts, it makes life thriftier but I seem to have lost out on the other side as the co parent can't/won't do most of the manly work expected like washing windows, painting inside and out, unplugging the sink, I get stuck doing that as well.

CDfm

A true Calor Kosangas House of the Year wouldnt grumble and would order a powerhose and spraypaint attachments for her Kenwood Mixer.

Nevyn

CDfm wrote: »

A true Calor Kosangas House of the Year wouldnt grumble and would order a powerhose and spraypaint attachments for her Kenwood Mixer.

That sort of things costs money, she'd have to make her husband a nice cup of raspberry leaf tea and then wait until the life insurance kicked in before being able to afford such things.

CDfm

Are you sure you mean only tea

Giselle

CDfm wrote: »

A true Calor Kosangas House of the Year wouldnt grumble and would order a powerhose and spraypaint attachments for her Kenwood Mixer.

Kenwoods are sooo last century/millenium. Its KitchenAid mixers these days.

I'm not impressed by the Waterford Stanley range either, its only as shadow of an Aga. In traditional Ivory.

/Swoon

CDfm

Giselle wrote: »

Kenwoods are sooo last century/millenium. Its KitchenAid mixers these days.

I'm not impressed by the Waterford Stanley range either, its only as shadow of an Aga. In traditional Ivory.

/Swoon

Thats Wonder Woman talk that is

Snowie

Giselle wrote: »

Kenwoods are sooo last century/millenium. Its KitchenAid mixers these days.

I'm not impressed by the Waterford Stanley range either, its only as shadow of an Aga. In traditional Ivory.

/Swoon

Agas are meh.... if you live bye old school days of an aga well then good for you theres plenty of horrible things to go with one like doileys and net cutains etc.... and all the ironing left on a arm chair to one die of it...


you got taste.

not

CDfm

Giselle is a dab hand at needle point amd doilies she gives as presents to her friends are a source of real pride.:rolleyes:

Giselle

Snow-Monkey wrote: »

Agas are meh.... if you live bye old school days of an aga well then good for you theres plenty of horrible things to go with one like doileys and net cutains etc.... and all the ironing left on a arm chair to one die of it...


you got taste.

not

Excuse me Mr. Monkey.

Agas = design classic, masterpiece of form and function, object of desire.

Everything else you mentioned = Not.:p

Snowie

Giselle wrote: »

Excuse me Mr. Monkey.

Agas = design classic, masterpiece of form and function, object of desire.

Everything else you mentioned = Not.:p

Dont you mr, me thank you very much Ms Giselle

Agas do not look perticularly amazing infact there damm right ugly. There only good for drying clothes and baking soda bread, I hate soda bread its yuk... And I hate things that look like they should be in some delapadated building...
this is what i like below

http://www.huf-haus.com/images/08-presse/hausvorstellung_01/BAKRO_08RGB.jpg

presumably your more
http://firstrung.co.uk/dbimgs/country%20house%281%29.jpg

confusticated

Kenwoods can't be last century - they last forever.

CDfm

confusticated wrote: »

Kenwoods can't be last century - they last forever.

And the cement mixing attachment was ideal for doing patios