SC - Unhistoric things we serve WAS:Shepherds Pie
Alderton, Philippa
phlip at morganco.net
Tue May 9 10:06:50 PDT 2000
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> "catwho at bellsouth.net" wrote:
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> > You ask your guests who paid to eat your feast to serve?
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> > Melbrigda
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> Yes, actually, we do. You see, the only folks at our feasts who don't pay are
> the head cook and the autocrat. With smaller events, this is the only way we can
> break even...and even then we occasionally lose money. No one really seems to
> mind as it has become such a tradition within our kingdom.
I suppose it is a fall back to "Do it once and it's new. Do it twice
and it sets a prescendence. Do it three times it is a tradition."
Maybe we should change the way we think about serving. I wouldn't
mind a sign up sheet at the troll, but I don't think it fair to ask
for volunteers from people who are setting down to feast.
As I mentioned in my earlier posts, I serve alot at feasts. I love
the job. I try to do it with all the pomp and circumstance required
of the office. I wear a period apron (13 c.) and carry my own
towels over my left shoulder. And generally if I am not serving at
an event I am either playing music or cooking. But that's just my
thing.
Melbrigda
There was som deceptyon or frawdulent
induction that hath made her to condescende
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