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[Bronwynmgn at aol.com]

In a message dated 2/4/2001 8:00:38 PM Eastern Standard Time, troy at asan.com 
writes:

<< Mahvellous! So, the burning question is, did the attention-starved lady
 who thought you ought to give a flaming fandango about her food
 preferences say anything to the effect that she'd been wrong, or you had
 really opened her eyes, or did you get the impression she was going to
 defend her misconceptions to her last breath? >>

No, she did admit that the items she tasted were at least edible, and said 
she liked the Drye Stewe.  I generally got the impression that she had at 
least decided that not all medieval food was disgusting.
She did not give the impression of being attention-starved, nor of being 
anything other than your standard food weinie, who was intellecutally 
interested in medieval food, just not gastronomically interested.  Frankly, 
she was so adamant that she absolutely wouldn't try anything that I 
considered it a major victory that she actually took a tablespoon's worth of 
everything, and ate it.

Brangwayna Morgan