"Old fashioned" manners and dinner
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> On Sat, 2 Mar 2013 07:01:10 -0800, "Cheri" >
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>>A greater joy to me is knowing they're coming so I can plan something
>>special, but I don't really keep already prepared meals in the freezer, so
>>they'd be out of luck waiting for the roast to defrost.
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>>Cheri
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> i'm not talking about roasts - things like cottage/shepherds pie,
> pasta sauce, pizzas (kids in mind) all sorts of squares, lasagna, soup
> and those are just the things i can think of without opening it to
> see.
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> my experience is friends and family are not expecting a feast. some
> are friends in town for the day perhaps for hospital apps and it
> pleases me to see them, feed them and send them on their way. they
> would do the same for me! it's called pot luck.
OK, did you see where I said "I don't keep prepared meals in the freezer?" I
do not like drop in visitors, unless they're my immediate family (but they
usually have the good manners to call first so it doesn't really happen
much) Would your friends just drop into the hospital without an app? Hardly,
so they know they're coming and could easily call you to confirm that it's
convenient. You enjoy it, and that's a good thing for you, I don't. To each
their own.
Cheri
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