Every year when we come to the Summit, we always request a fridge for the room, so Dee can buy some fresh fruit from Pike Place Market. Normally we get a standard mini-fridge, but this year they were all out of those apparently… They did have a mini-fridge though. Just to put it in size perspective, I put my RibbonX book next to it:
Now granted, it's a big book, but not that big!
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3 thoughts on “World’s Smallest Fridge”
I wonder what the inside looks like! 2 cans of soda perhaps?
I want to know what saddo takes his book everywhere with him.
I was worried that I might have trouble going to sleep at night. 😀