Remember Stella?

Stella, the stainless steel beauty that adorns our kitchen? Stella, the immaculate goddess of refrigeration? Remember her now? Maybe these two posts will refresh your memory...

Love at first sight

Stella comes home

Well, I'm here to tell you that she is everything we dreamed of and more. She has been with us for two months now and has not disappointed us once. Ok, that isn't exactly true. Her digital readout of freezer and fridge temp wasn't working properly. However, Stella has a wonderful support system (for at least one year). A very nice man came out to have a look at her a few weeks ago. He diagnosed Stella's problem and fixed her up, no charge. Now she tells us the temperature every time we open her doors. Even though she had a minor issue, we never lost our deep feelings for her.

The boys aren't always nice to her but she is putting up with them nicely. The fingerprints and smudges wipe off quite easily. I also managed to find a nice, non-toxic, stainless steel cleaner at Target by the Method company. I just want to make sure Stella receives the best care.

I'm also here to tell you that I absolutely love, cherish and worship bottom drawer freezers. They are a gift from the heavens. The easy access is unmatched, the chances for frozen items falling out and breaking your toe are zero and the space is the same only better. The only drawback is a relative drawback and would only affect those with children who normally couldn't reach the freezer in traditional fridges. See, DramaBoy enjoys getting himself a fork then sliding open the freezer drawer and helping himself to the homemade ice cream cakes that daddy makes. If there is no ice cream cake to feast on then he'll just grab a spoon, open up the ice cream carton and help himself to that instead. Either way, he's 3, he knows he has access to the freezer and if I accidentally leave the gate to the kitchen open he takes full advantage of his new independent superpower. Little creep.

Stella also has another feature that I absolutely favor and worship. She has a little slide out rack that fits 12 cans of soda! 6 Dr. Peppers for moi and 6 Diet Pepsis (barf) for hubs. They don't take up room anymore and there is always a cold one at the ready. Lord knows my soda MUST be cold.

She also fits 4 gallons of milk in her door. Did you catch that? Need to read that again? 4 GALLONS... IN HER DOOR! Yeah, we drink a lot of milk. Everything within Stella is so accessible that she still feels like a dream. Much like Karly dry humps her computer, I often dry hump Stella when no one is looking. She likes it.

So, if any of you are in the market for a new fridge, if you have been considering getting a bottom freezer refrigerator or if you just didn't know what to buy, I'm here to tell that Ms. Stella, the goddess of GE, is your lady. You won't be sorry. And that, folks, was truly my entire point all along.

This post was simply from the goodness of my heart and not a paid advertisement for GE or their subsidiaries.