Bother

[alfreda89]

It's axiomatic -- I cannot own anything nice without running the risk of breaking it. I momentarily set the lid to my french butter bell in the sink while cooking, and it bumped something -- a muffin pan? A small Pyrex dish? And the porcelain turns out to be more fragile than any. The maker sends stuff to Texas conventions, so I will have to try and stumble into one at a low bid. They're $60 retail, and that should be out of budget, especially for something that isn't heated so I can in theory glue it back on. And use glue to smooth any edges, since if it's ragged, my delicate skin will find it.

Bother!

Comments

caveat

[sheilagh.livejournal.com]

not all Ross's have them. I can keep my eyes peeled, I know I've seen them more than once in the past 2-3 months.

No worries on the blenders... they'll be here :)

Re: caveat

[alfreda89.livejournal.com]

You're one of those people who eyeball stores every couple of weeks, aren't you? I worked with a woman who did that -- shopping was a sport for her. She almost never paid retail for anything, and this was before Costco and Sam's existed.

Royal blue would be great, and pastel blues, greens, and lavenders could also work. I'm not exactly color-coordinating, but for once, if it works with other things, that's a bonus!

My day is getting away from me, so it will be Monday before I get back into Austin proper.

I hope Sof and the kids got their camping outing -- the rain for fierce a few places!

It feels more like

[sheilagh.livejournal.com]

therapy than sport :) Retail therapy!

I'll keep an eye out.

Re: It feels more like

[alfreda89.livejournal.com]

{{{GRIN}}}