We finally got our new stove yesterday, after months of waiting. The guys who brought it in took one look at our old stove and laughed. It dated to probably at least 30 years ago. It was obvious that square of kitchen floor hadn't seen the light of day in many moons.
Our new stove doesn't have a pilot light like the old one did, which is a plus. When you turn the burners on, there's a clicking sound for a few seconds, then voila, flame. I've never used this type of stove before, so I hope it's as good as it looks. It even has a light you can turn on and off inside.
I know, nothing to get too excited over, but compared to what we had to work with, this is very good news.
This blog chronicles the thoughts and experiences of a non-native Austinite, trying to figure out life, Texas, and himself.
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- DB
- I'm a young man getting older, college-educated, self-employed, relatively well-read, shy but working on it, a restless traveler who grew up in a loving family, but still left to find my way in the world.
1 comment:
Yeah, we have one of those too. They're really cool. I'd much rather cook with gas than electricity. Much easier to use if the power is out for an undetermined amount of time. LOL. Hope you enjoy your new stove.
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