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Hiya all,
I was following the thread about parties, and I am coming up with a dilemma of my own. I am wanting (and planning) to host a group of traveling nurses who are in the greater DC area, before I leave. I am planning a dinner buffet at this moment, and yes, there will be plenty of food and wine. Probably more than enough, as I tend to cook for an army. My problem is this: I will only have 8 real china plates. I brought some dinnerware with me, and the company furnished a bit more. If I have more than 8 people show up for this gathering, I am in a bit of a bind. I really, really dislike paper plates for parties, but I am thinking I might have to go that route. I haven't been to the stores yet to see what is out there in that department. Are there any really nice ones, that might do the job and not give such an impression of tackiness? Fortunately, I have enough silverware with me. And maybe enough glasses. Thanks in advance. Christine |
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