Any KitchenAid death diminishes me, because my dishes are in this model too, and therefore never send to know for whom the repairman tolls; it tolls for thee.
My apologies to John Donne.
Apparently I am not the only one who waxes poetic over household appliances.
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What the heck!!! Is was only 2 years old?? I won't be buying any kitchenaid dishwasher!!!
ReplyDeleteWhy stop now? I challenge your other readers to do some blender Browning, oven Plath, microwave Cummings, and perhaps even some BBQ Frost. This could be fun.
ReplyDeleteOr I could shut up.
Either way.
;-)
oven Plath? Oh, you are one sick puppy...
ReplyDeleteLOL Love it!
ReplyDeleteCheri inspires me, but my brain is overwrought with new car (used car) buying, WW tracking, and a work weekend at the local church camp -- plus an unfinished newsletter.
ReplyDeleteCan I get a rain check on this model?
"Oven Plath" is pretty...um...appropriate?
ReplyDeleteI like the idea, though.
Myabe I'll work on "Stopping by My Freezer on a Snowy Evening"...with appologies to Robert Frost...
Pax.
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a dishwasher full of dirty dishes, will break down at the most inopportune time.
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How about a little Poe?
Once upon a midnight dreary
Dinner's done and I am weary
Load the glasses then the plates
Silverware is in, the pots: they can wait
I shut the door and press the button
But that dang thing, it ain't a runnin'
From deep inside there is a clanking, clanking
And my head I begin a banging, banging
Run the dishwasher? Nevermore.
Awesome, I'm not much of a poet, but if I find time, I'm sure I have enough broken appliances to use as material.
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