SC - types of kitchens
Peters, Rise J.
rise.peters at spiegelmcd.com
Tue Mar 7 09:07:51 PST 2000
Did he tell you what the difference is? If I walked into one or the other,
or ate the product, what would I notice to distinguish them?
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> Subject: SC - I'm Baaaa-aaack!
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> Heartfelt and tearful greetings from Aoife!
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> I'm back, after a 2 year absence. Didja miss me? I really
> missed the list.
> My goodness, how the volume of digests has increased! I'm so
> impressed,
> Gunther!
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> Here's a theory question for you:
>
> My apprentice, Ragnar Keitelsson (who may or may not be here
> on the list
> today) told me that out in his neck of the woods, the wilds
> of Pittsburgh,
> they have two kinds of kitchens: The Laurel (or gonna-be)
> kitchen, and the
> Pelican (or gonna-be) kitchen. I'm asking this: do you think this is
> appropriate? Personally, I feel that a laurel kitchen IS THE SAME as a
> Pelican kitchen. What do you think?
>
> hugs all round, after such a long absence, and from work at
> the library
> (only here three days a week, so have patience with over-the weekend
> replies).
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> TTFN
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> Aoife
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