[Sca-cooks] 2004 MK Cooks Symposium report

[Elaine Koogler]

Huette von Ahrens wrote:

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>>I was there, all the way from southern
>>Maryland...and, despite a serious delay due to
>>wind problems by my airline, had a wonderful
>>time.  I enjoyed the classes I attended, and
>>had a blast teaching the two that I did.  (By
>>the way, it was the Ryori Monogotari, not
>>Kaiseki Ryori, which is the name for the meal
>>that precedes the tea ceremony...but no big
>>deal!...I would also give credit for that to
>>the translator, Ii Saboru-dono from the Barony
>>of Stierbach, Kingdom of Atlantia...he did an
>>incredible job of translation and we are
>>waiting with baited breath for the rest of it.)
>> Thanks to all who worked on the event and who
>>attended...I'm looking forward to returning
>>again...
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>>Kiri
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>Kiri!
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>Would it be possible to get a copy of this?
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>Thanks.
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>Huette
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Sure...I can zip it up and send it to you...you do have the capability 
to unzip files, right?  You need to understand that it's still somewhat 
rough...and it's in two files at the moment.  I've been promised more by 
Ii-dono...would you prefer I wait until I get this additional stuff?  If 
not, I'll get it off to you right away.

Kiri

PS:  Do you want the rest of the information we put on the CD we sold at 
the event?  It included some information about Sen no Rikyu, Japanese 
pottery, Kaiseki Ryori, etc.