Comments for bungalow23.com http://bungalow23.com Sat, 04 Oct 2008 22:10:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Fresh Plum Cobbler by Sandy http://bungalow23.com/2008/09/25/fresh-plum-cobbler/#comment-963 Sandy Sat, 04 Oct 2008 20:28:19 +0000 http://bungalow23.com/?p=357#comment-963 OK, Josh. You've got to stop doing that... I've gained 5 pounds just looking at that cobbler! Seriously, though, it sounds delicious. OK, Josh. You’ve got to stop doing that… I’ve gained 5 pounds just looking at that cobbler! Seriously, though, it sounds delicious.

]]> Comment on Fresh Bungalow Pies by Elmer http://bungalow23.com/2006/08/17/fresh-bungalow-pies/#comment-957 Elmer Sat, 27 Sep 2008 00:57:49 +0000 http://bungalow23.com/?p=160#comment-957 Bungalow pies were made by the Bungalow Pie Company in South Bend, IN. My wifes Grandmother & my mother used to work there. I think it went out of business in the late 70's. Bungalow pies were made by the Bungalow Pie Company in South Bend, IN. My wifes Grandmother & my mother used to work there. I think it went out of business in the late 70’s.

]]> Comment on Fresh Plum Cobbler by Ethan@OneProjectCloser http://bungalow23.com/2008/09/25/fresh-plum-cobbler/#comment-956 Ethan@OneProjectCloser Thu, 25 Sep 2008 19:59:08 +0000 http://bungalow23.com/?p=357#comment-956 Be careful! It looks like it may fall over... and that would be a real shame. It looks so yummy! Be careful! It looks like it may fall over… and that would be a real shame. It looks so yummy!

]]> Comment on Fresh Bungalow Pies by Fresh Plum Cobbler | bungalow23.com http://bungalow23.com/2006/08/17/fresh-bungalow-pies/#comment-955 Fresh Plum Cobbler | bungalow23.com Thu, 25 Sep 2008 18:01:24 +0000 http://bungalow23.com/?p=160#comment-955 [...] Is there anything more lovely than the sight of a hot pie cooling on a windowsill?  A warm pie should be standard equipment in any bungalow kitchen.  However, usually I just settle for a pie pan. [...] [...] Is there anything more lovely than the sight of a hot pie cooling on a windowsill?  A warm pie should be standard equipment in any bungalow kitchen.  However, usually I just settle for a pie pan. [...]

]]> Comment on Original Casement Hardware Cover-up by pat http://bungalow23.com/2008/09/17/original-casement-hardware-cover-up/#comment-951 pat Sun, 21 Sep 2008 15:33:06 +0000 http://bungalow23.com/?p=352#comment-951 I have seen this in older homes before. It looks like the wood was not stripped of the white paint, but that it was stained/shellacked over the paint and hardware.....the easy way out. Thus, they would not remove the hardware as expected with stripping. I've been lurking and enjoying reading of your challenges and solutions to problems. I have seen this in older homes before. It looks like the wood was not stripped of the white paint, but that it was stained/shellacked over the paint and hardware…..the easy way out. Thus, they would not remove the hardware as expected with stripping.

I’ve been lurking and enjoying reading of your challenges and solutions to problems.

]]> Comment on Original Casement Hardware Cover-up by sarah http://bungalow23.com/2008/09/17/original-casement-hardware-cover-up/#comment-950 sarah Sat, 20 Sep 2008 13:34:55 +0000 http://bungalow23.com/?p=352#comment-950 I have to admit, I leave 'clues' like this when I strip paint. Always on the top of a window or door header, though - I don't strip the paint there. They never should have been painted anyways, but without fail there are drops, slops, and globs up there that preserve all the colors that were once on the trim. In our case, though, our trim was definitely not originally painted - at least downstairs. The latch seems a silly place to leave it - I agree! I have to admit, I leave ‘clues’ like this when I strip paint. Always on the top of a window or door header, though - I don’t strip the paint there. They never should have been painted anyways, but without fail there are drops, slops, and globs up there that preserve all the colors that were once on the trim. In our case, though, our trim was definitely not originally painted - at least downstairs. The latch seems a silly place to leave it - I agree!

]]> Comment on Original Casement Hardware Cover-up by Sandy http://bungalow23.com/2008/09/17/original-casement-hardware-cover-up/#comment-948 Sandy Fri, 19 Sep 2008 01:00:30 +0000 http://bungalow23.com/?p=352#comment-948 I would think that they did it on purpose. It makes sense. I would think that they did it on purpose. It makes sense.

]]> Comment on Vintage Casement Latches Installed by Stephanie http://bungalow23.com/2008/09/12/vintage-casement-latches-installed/#comment-947 Stephanie Wed, 17 Sep 2008 04:11:58 +0000 http://bungalow23.com/?p=346#comment-947 Bee-you-tee-ful! Wow! Just gorgeous. (And a hex on your previous owners for doing that to your casements!) Bee-you-tee-ful! Wow! Just gorgeous.

(And a hex on your previous owners for doing that to your casements!)

]]> Comment on Vintage Casement Latches Installed by jenni http://bungalow23.com/2008/09/12/vintage-casement-latches-installed/#comment-946 jenni Tue, 16 Sep 2008 15:55:40 +0000 http://bungalow23.com/?p=346#comment-946 Great picture. Love your woodwork. Actually Green with Envy. Great picture. Love your woodwork. Actually Green with Envy.

]]> Comment on Vintage Casement Latches Installed by Josh http://bungalow23.com/2008/09/12/vintage-casement-latches-installed/#comment-945 Josh Sun, 14 Sep 2008 04:42:01 +0000 http://bungalow23.com/?p=346#comment-945 Sounds like I did alright with this project. Thanks for the feedback, everyone! Thanks also for the authenticity vouch, Stuccohouse. Sounds like I did alright with this project. Thanks for the feedback, everyone!

Thanks also for the authenticity vouch, Stuccohouse.

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