BRRRRR.
This is the inside of my kitchen window. And, yes, the ice is on the inside.
The bright morning sun is starting to melt the ice on this kitchen window but it was completely iced on the inside too. That is what you get with old windows and old walls that are filled with brick. So if you are dreaming of owning an old house just be prepared for what comes with it!We had the walls in the room beside my kitchen insulated but the foundation needs some help that hasn't happened yet. With a west windchill of -25 it is not what I call warm! It is now up to 62 degrees with a very chilly floor! Just warning you, old houses look good when they belong to someone else!!!!!!
Stay warm!
posted by Sew a Fine Seam at
1:29 PM
2 Comments:
we have ice (on the inside) in some of our upstairs windows too! not as bad as you have though. And our windows are new (maybe 3 months?)...that means it is REALLY cold!!! thank goodness for long underwear! :D
Whoa! I'm feelin' for you right now, especially your toes! Cold toes = cold everything in my book!
Every once in a while I check in at your blog although I've never posted a comment. Yep, I'm a lurker! Love all your pics that you post!
Hopefully God's love will keep you warm on the inside today even when you're chilly on the outside!
Carrie Brunk
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