This is so cute...the look on her little face is so full of anticipation for a delicious pie !
I was 4 years old in 1955 and we had that same washing machine as in the picture until I was 12 or 13 years old.It was so noisy and when it finally broke down for good, my poor Mom was so very happy to get a new one !
I love the plastic cover on the washing machine. Wouldn't want to splatter it with cherry pie filling. But best of all I like the happy face on the washing machine, with the rollers as smiling mouth, and big round eyes above it hanging on the wall.
This picture looks like one I have of my mother (yes...I'm that old--no offense Nonna) in my grandmother's kitchen. She (my mother) would have had a 1 year old and one on the way in 1955...
This is so cute...the look on her little face is so full of anticipation for a delicious pie !
ReplyDeleteI was 4 years old in 1955 and we had that same washing machine as in the picture until I was 12 or 13 years old.It was so noisy and when it finally broke down for good, my poor Mom was so very happy to get a new one !
That is the same expression I have when I am going to get pie. And brave you! Electric wringers scare me. Especially around little folks.
ReplyDeleteI love the plastic cover on the washing machine. Wouldn't want to splatter it with cherry pie filling. But best of all I like the happy face on the washing machine, with the rollers as smiling mouth, and big round eyes above it hanging on the wall.
ReplyDeleteGahhhhhhh now I can't unsee it and it is looking at me!
ReplyDeleteOh, I see the happy face too !
ReplyDeleteIn the '40s and 50's, they put plastic on EVERYTHING !!!
This picture looks like one I have of my mother (yes...I'm that old--no offense Nonna) in my grandmother's kitchen. She (my mother) would have had a 1 year old and one on the way in 1955...
ReplyDeleteI see the big smiling face, too!!’ Love old pictures. ♥️
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