I keep throwing the idea around of getting a little electric one liter samovar from Tula for myself.....but a teapot really works fine for meAttachment 132603
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I keep throwing the idea around of getting a little electric one liter samovar from Tula for myself.....but a teapot really works fine for meAttachment 132603
Sold my Grandparents at a garage sale 20 yrs ago:(,glad to see you drink Chia in the traditional manner:) and you use sugar cubes of coarse.
Did not sell my grandparents,just the samovar:)
I hope you got a good price for them. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by pixelfixed
Do Not recall what I got,was not alot,maybe 50 bux,But today I kick myself in the butt for selling a part of my early life.Quote:
Originally Posted by HNSB
My Grandparents came thru Ellis in 1919 with 13 USD,two persian rugs,and the samovar,thats all they had in the world.
Hope you might still have the rugs at the very least. Ouch ! I understand how you feel though.:gaah:Quote:
Originally Posted by pixelfixed
I don't clench the sugar cube in my teeth sorry ha ha. But I do like jam straight up off the spoon now.:) And I don't but crappy jam either ha ha !Quote:
Originally Posted by pixelfixed
Well...........since they were from the old country,they would be quality so they would fetch a good price y'know. Uhhh.....yeah, okay back to our regularly scheduled program now....uumm.:shrug: Waiter check please !Quote:
Originally Posted by HNSB
Maybe I should go buy a cut-glass tumbler and holder?)))))
Then we could have tea a la internet together.Quote:
Originally Posted by vvold
They are somewhere in the family,not a clue where.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightblade
My Grandparents,Typical Uke peasants,very simple hard working folks.
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/gparents.jpg
