When friends come to tea, we can watch "Mennonite TV" together.
In an attempt to stay warm in a drafty farmhouse with little insulation and a propane furnace, Julie and I purchased a biomass stove. The stove, which can burn corn, sawdust pellets or dried cherry pits, is now the centerpiece of our living room.
It's our home entertainment system.
I LOVE your entertainment system! It beats anything on "English" TV today...
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looks lovely....very inviting. The floors look great.
ReplyDeletewhat is the room to the left-still trying to get floor plan in my head. Can't wait to see the Cookie sisters in their Cookie Cottage.
Where does one find enough cherry pits to make a fire....might be a good idea to plant a couple of cherry trees in the spring.
Oh! That looks so entertaining. I want one. :)
ReplyDeleteTo the left is the hallway to the office/library/study. The door opens to the bathroom. To the right is the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteAs for cherry pits, you can buy them by the ton. They are a byproduct of Michigan's cherry industry.
I see. Guess I've just never had the need for purchasing a ton of cherry pits. I like the paneling painted to match the other walls... looks nice.
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