Text 34533, 37 rader
Skriven 2013-03-07 15:50:00 av Nancy Backus (64715.cooking)
  Kommentar till text 34439 av RUTH HAFFLY (1:396/45.28)
Ärende: Re: Mornings after
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-=> Quoting Ruth Haffly to Nancy Backus on 03-04-13  20:14 <=-

 NB>> Our church has a similar kitchenette on the 3rd floor... the kitchen
 NB>> proper is on the 1st (read basement, actually) floor..  Our family has
 NB>> used the kitchenette when we had our Christmas celebration in that
 NB>> room a couple of years..  IIRC, it has just a microwave, no real
 NB>> stove/oven. But it's essentially just set into what could have been a
 NB>> closet, hence behind what looks like a closet door...  ;)

 RH> Very handy for functions--the wedding reception we went to/helped with
 RH> had no such facilities. Some things were washed up (to get the initial
 RH> food remenants off) in the bathrooms. They still had to be taken
 RH> elsewhere to be properly cleaned.

Fortunately our church's kitchenette has a small sink in it, as there
are no restrooms on that floor...  (G)  It IS handy for functions...
although most are held down in the fellowship hall, next to the real
kitchen... 

 RH> OTOH, Steve went home & got our vaccuum cleaner--combined with the
 RH> cleaner available for use, the floor got a better cleaning than it's
 RH> probably had in a long time. It's the main floor of the student center
 RH> so it sees a lot of use. Our church has a kitchen in the fellowship
 RH> hall area (the rehearsal dinner was held there).

You were very conscientious about the cleanup, I see...  :)  It seems
(from some other message I read) that the rehearsal dinner was brought
in from some restaurant...?  But it's still much more convenient for
cleanup to be close to a kitchen.  :)

ttyl         neb

... A chicken crossing the road is poultry in motion.

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