SC - The Tim Tam Suck!

[Sue Clemenger]

No, Mst. Yrsa's definitely a "Decadence Laurel."  Parties in her
encampment tended to feature caviar, and champagne,marinated artichoke
hearts, chocolates, amazing desserts, and really good coffee in the
mornings.  (Yeah, I know [now] that most of it wasn't period, but it was
_wonderful_!)
- --Maire

Philip & Susan Troy wrote:
> 
> Sue Clemenger wrote:
> >
> > Oh, now we _have_ Le Petit Ecolier! Those _are_ good! I was introduced
> > to them by a very decadent Laurel many years ago....
> > --Maire
> 
> I've never met a decadent Laurel before. Is there such a thing?
> Hedonistic, maybe. How about Epicurean? See Brillat-Savarin's definition
> of "gourmand" in _La physiologie du gout_. His "Portrait of a Pretty
> Gourmand", it is rumored, was based on me. You know. Dainty.
> 
> Adamantius (checking back and finding out what I've just committed
> myself to)
> --
> Phil & Susan Troy
> 
> troy at asan.com
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