[Sca-cooks] RE: Sca-cooks Digest, Vol 19, Issue 25

[Phil Troy / G. Tacitus Adamantius]

Also sprach Sue Clemenger:
>How hard would that be, though?  Now, admittedly I've never actually 
>been in a New York apartment, but I've heard they kinda/sorta tend 
>to the smallish....
>--maire, living in a small place, herself, where she suspects the 
>kitchen equipment, the books, and the fiber arts stuff holds regular 
>turf wars....;o)

Maybe 1250 square feet, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, teeny little 
dining room. It'd be palatial for a non-SCAdian, but there tend to be 
books, cooking equipment, textile stuff, brewing stuff, and then 
there's a pretty enormous video collection. The only classic element 
from the average SCAdian home that we're missing is the 16 cats... ;-)

The pan actually isn't that big; it's just kind of an eyesore, given 
that we don't use it much. It's a little under three feet long, made 
in three pieces so it can be unbolted and taken apart, shaped like 
the bough of a ship. It lives on top of the freezer.

Adamantius

>
>Phil Troy / G. Tacitus Adamantius wrote:
>
>>And I still have that &*#$%@ pan taking up half my apartment... 
>>okay, prolly only a quarter of it...
>>
>>Adamantius
>
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