~ end tables
~ office chair
~ school desk
~ pasta maker (with ravioli attachment!)
~ HHO supplies (okay, you probably don't know what this is but it's VERY expensive stuff we got for pretty cheap)
~ electric griddle
~ one of those jumpy seat things for babies that hang in the doorway
~ rice cooker
~ some nice kitchen knives
~ broadfork
~ set of silverwear
~ Hebrew/English Lexicon
John got some other tool type things but, honestly, I wasn't paying attention to that stuff. Here's a few pictures just to give you an idea~
A picture of where all the action was. I think they were auctioning off tools or something. Which would explain why I was walking around taking pictures and not paying attention. :)
A typical scene around the Mennonite life. A bunch of young girls huddled around a baby.
Here are two of my favorite men watching all of the happenings. I love this picture. :)
Happy New Year to everyone! Usually I'm not a "resolution" type person. But I feel like God is trying to tell me I need to set some goals for myself this year. So, stay tuned! I've really enjoyed reading some of yours and am looking forward to creating my own! Thanks for reading!
Running the race,
~A
4 comments:
Wow look at all the Mennonites! I really need to come visit you. I am so excited you found a griddle! You were just talking about how you wanted one. I hope Steve and Stephanie weren't too sad to watch all their stuff being sold, but it sure is for an exciting cause.
I love the picture of the girls huddled around the baby!
That pasta maker with ravioli attachment sounds like a great find!! I want one of those.
an hho is like a hydrogen generator...right? i googled it and that's all i found!! :)
love all of the stuff you got. i adore auctions and they really are so fun to go to. don't get swept up...they can become addictive!!
and i'm super envious that you found a ravioli machine! what fun will that be to use?!
It sounds like you guys found some good deals. I love auctions.
About the Yogurt: I left the yogurt plain and have been adding blended fruit or honey each serving (I still had some baby food left in the freezer). I did add a couple tablespoons of powdered milk to the warm milk mixture when it called for you to add the yogurt. On the crockpot website she has a price breakdown and it's MUCH cheaper!
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