Ta Da!
by Minnesota Mom Filed Under: Hearth & Home, Keeping It Real, Minnesota Me 31 Comments
Lots of Coffee, lots of kids. It's a peaceful life.
by Minnesota Mom Filed Under: Hearth & Home, Keeping It Real, Minnesota Me 31 Comments
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Iβm Margaret in Minnesota, and this is my mom's-eye perspective of a kid-heavy life. I love the Lord; I take lots of photos; and I try to always tell it like it is, from sex to depression and everything in between! I hope you enjoy your time here. β₯
The colder the weather gets, Margaret, the more beautiful it will become!
Lisa
This morning it was 28 degrees here, so it sure looks beautiful to me!!
Ooooo. I LOVE that slate grey color. And that boxy, functional look…very chic. It goes perfectly with that cool concrete floor and hot water heater.
π
Toasty heat is a beautiful thing.
As one of the proportionally few male readers, it looks like a fine unit, energy star(tm) and all!
Of concern to me was: 1) the pipe that just terminates in the middle of the floor by the water heater. 2) it appears there is a slow drip from the water heater pressure relief valve onto the electrical wire below. The electrical wire appears to have some discoloration under the valve.
I’m not a plumber, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night!
It’s as beautiful as a furnace can be! Maybe you won’t need the coffee to warm you up – only to get you going . . .
Oh absolutely beautiful – adds the perfect “warm atmosphere” that any woman could ask for… Why needs a new sofa anyways when you have such beauty buried in the basement? lol.
Gorgeous!!
And notice the word “GOODman” it proudly wears across it’s….chest.
Sigh.A knight in shining armor.
Ken, we needed to add a little spark to our lives.
Signed, the hubband
Gorgeous – simply gorgeous!
Well, for someone who has never had a basement furnace, it looks marvelous dahling!Enjoy that come wintertime!
Very practical…and clean, too!
That looks cozily gorgeous!
Peace
It’s like having a Mercedes in your basement. Enjoy the heat!
What a lovely furnace! so shiny and free from dust. May God bless the owners of such a fine furnace.
Signed
Theresa in Alberta
It beats wearing wool underware in the winter! T’is lovely.
Of course it is beautiful – and in December, January, February, and March it will just sparkle! π
~Dawn
There is not much more beautiful than a cozy warm house!
Exquisite, Margaret…I love the way it enhances the basement decor! Martha Stewart would be so proud π
Breathtaking!
Beautiful!
We were without heat ONCE… it got down to 55 degrees in the house… and I realized what an incredible wimp I am.
Rejoice in your nice warm house!!
I agree with coffee mom – a warm house is a good thing. But I also think it makes your hair look awesome. π
Oh,Margaret! Its beautiful! We just received the wonderful news (yesterday) that we get to do the same thing! / Until then, no heat for us, and here we are in SD!… After we get our new furnace installed, I’m thinking about escorting everyone who comes to our home to the basement to admire it – since it is taking the place of my new refrigerator and counter tops that I WAS hoping for… Oh well!
I am glad you got it in before your hubby burned all of your chairs.
As someone who will need to be making a similar purchase very soon (dear Lord, please let it wait until spring!), I say it is STUNNING!!! Just gaw-jus!!! π
So much prettier I imagined. π
Oh shiny!! It looks beautiful to me – we’re dependent on wood for heating here… π It fits the rest of the room decor well! π
~Jenny
It has a wonderful raw, unfinished look, dontcha think? π
I hope ours looks as nice when it’s installed in a few weeks.
Stunning darling…just stunning!
What more can I say than, ditto! I am sure you’re already basking in it’s warmth!