Got a New Fridge

[Rev.Cambeul]

Thanks to @Br.IanVonTurpie for the help today getting my new fridge and sending the old one to a new home. I may have been able to deal with the old one myself, but there's no way I could have got this big bastard here without your help. R!

Also, Happy Birthday to Uncle Adolf and my brother @Rev.Billy. May you both live forever in our memories.

The new fridge in 2024.
It was a swap. Someone wanted smaller.
I liked the colour & size of the grey/silver.
Both were twelve years old & in good condition.


The old fridge in 2014.
The old little computer screens.
Life before heating/cooling air-conditioning.
I'm slowly movin' on up!

[Rev.FrankSmith]

Awesome 

[Rev.Cambeul]

Bump!

   

Image Changed in First Post. I thought the comparison ten years apart would be better.

I added the pictures to the side from the old fridge. Pictures of Ben Klassen's Necropolis and brothers including @P.M.JoeEsposito @Rev.JohnBarletta and @Rev.WillWilliams ... so I changed the picture. (One of these days, I'll have to sand down and re-stain and re-varnish my desk.) It also shows you more of how I live. Nothing special; just an ordinary White Man doing his duty like everyone should.

If anybody wants to send me photos of themselves via snail mail, I'll stick them up on my fridge or pinboard. My PO Box address is below in my signature.

[G.L.R.]

Personally I'm a minimalist, and never even owned a couch or lounge chair, just my swivel computer chair.  So what's the advantage of a larger fridge, other than more room to paste stuff on?

[Rev.Cambeul]

Personally I'm a minimalist, and never even owned a couch or lounge chair, just my swivel computer chair.

I'm much the same. I lived for more than a decade in my own caravan - which was only 18 feet long, but long enough to offend most people with my militaria collection and personal style. It's taken me more than two decades after to relax and spread, escape my past living in flats and my house. Although I tend to stick to my desk with a decent chair for work (Creativity), leisure and eating, I do have a lounge room directly behind me that I tend to use as a path to and from my bedroom. Although it is really an L shaped Kitchen, Dining/Desk, Lounge. I do need to get myself a comfy chair that is good for my back and to relearn how to sit and stare at a TV - albeit watching videos I downloaded rather than the old Cathode Ray Jew Tube. I don't need much. My home is quite small, but it's mine until I die. I like it. And I've never liked living anywhere before this in my life. My home, like my life, is dedicated to CREATIVITY. I do what I can to assist my brothers. Including running this website, I've donated around $40K to the CHURCH and CREATOR CAUSES and INDIVIDUALS. I also opened my home so one could go from Highschool to graduate from University. That took a lot of years, but it was the right thing to do. It means I'm poor. That is my sacrifice for the White Race. That is the CREATOR way.

My needs are simple. People like that need a comfortable, stable home giving them the understanding they deserve as a proud young White Man, that their parents SHOULD have given them and not thrown them out in the street as homeless for asking questions. That is why my home should be better than my required personal needs. 14 Words.

So what's the advantage of a larger fridge, other than more room to paste stuff on?

Actually, I don't know. I liked the colour. I was planning to paint mine silver or grey.

Also, the person who offered the swap has dementia. She has a tendency to overfill her fridge with food that's months old. She's already been hospitalised due to food poisoning and drastic weight loss - 88 Kilos to 48 Kilos in about six months. (Forget Ozempic! Try Food Poisoning! It's Cheaper and you can Eat What You Like!) A smaller fridge means less opportunity to stuff it full of ham and salami eight months past its Use By Date.

When you look at the reasons behind the fridge swap, @Br.IanVonTurpie and I did a favour for an older lady - which happens to be my mother. I wasn't planning to say anything, but ... a question from a brother deserves an answer.

As we found while swapping the fridges over, my mother was keeping unopened tins and jars in the fridge, because her cupboards are stuffed with tins and jars. She's a hoarder. And since the dementia has kicked in, I'm always finding new issues to deal with. This is just one of them.

Now you know why @P.M.JoeEsposito and others keep asking how my mother is. They knew her from the old days.

So, what does a new fridge mean for me? I like the colour. I can add more pictures. And I may have to change the fridge seal. [Update: Bought a new fridge seal for $137.] My mother gets a smaller fridge that works perfectly and suits her lifestyle. It is what she needs, it is what she wanted, it is what she asked for, and it was a total pain in the arse for Br.IVT and I, but she got what she needs and wanted - even if she complained about the lack of space. And I gave her a not-Smart TV for her bedroom which I will nevertheless fine a way to hook up to YouTube so she can watch Bonanza, documentaries and The Bee Gees. Meanwhile, I have more fridge space than I need. Or perhaps I have exactly what I need for those extra pictures and to store food to feed my dog, should some nig-nog try to break in? Can anyone tell me, does WD40 get nog flesh off chainsaws?

Anyway, I have a duty to my mother (there is nobody else). Br.IVT does not. He too knows her from the old days and has seen her decline. This topic is to thank Br.IVT and remind everyone that ultimately, helping a White Brother or White Sister in need is what the Brotherhood of the Church of Creativity is all about.

R! 23 Words.

@Cailen.