This morning Vince moved a box downstairs for me. As I’ve been opening boxes, I seem to have lost almost all my good knives. I will cut open a box, then put the knife somewhere. Eventually I will find them all . . I hope.
When Vince moved the box, he said “This looks like a crime scene – a knife is stuck in the wall!”
I guess it was on top of the stack of boxes and fell off. It was stuck just between the baseboard and the drywall – a tiny hole in the drywall you’d never even notice but it was kinda funny.
Rebecca says
Professor Plum in the sewing room with a knife.
Nelle Coursey says
How funny! Makes you wonder what is going on!!
Nelle Coursey says
Is that a Raja knife?? I have a set of steak knives, tomato knife, 2 parring knives, bread knife and the carving set. I love all of them!
Judy Laquidara says
Rada. Either I typed it wrong or autocorrect did it.
Linda in NE says
Rada knives are the best! The Lutheran Ladies Aid here sells them as a fundraiser. They always had a table at my Club’s craft & vendor fair but we aren’t doing that any more. I add one of their knives to my collection every now and then so I’ll have to find out where they might have a table at another fair.
Judy Laquidara says
I think I first bought them through a local fund raiser many years ago. I’ve dropped a couple of them and bent the tips on the slate kitchen floor in Texas plus I hardly brought any knives with me when I first came to MO so I did order a few. Vince doesn’t like them . . in fact, he really dislikes them. Otherwise, those would be the only knives I have in my kitchen.