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  1. Charles Gifford <[email hidden]> wrote: You people
    are too young to know what an "Anything-In" is. History
    means nothing anymore. <sigh> Kids today.

    I hope I understand. You mean a 'sit-in' as a way of
    taking control? At a cook-in we take control of
    someone's kitchen ;-) I am not 50 yet, but I
    remember the people who tried to voice their
    abhorrence of the Vietnam war.

    Back on topic- I finally found something to put in
    the empty drawer in the kitchen. Last October, I
    asked the attendees, what to do with the empty
    drawer. Most just growled something about having
    that many drawers in a kitchen...

    We are really looking forward to cooking with ya'll.
    See you Saturday.

    Katherine G. Barto [email hidden]

  2. (David Barto) said:

    Charles Gifford <[email hidden]> wrote: You people
    are too young to know what an "Anything-In" is. History


    means

    Quoted message said:

    nothing anymore. <sigh> Kids today.

    I hope I understand. You mean a 'sit-in' as a way
    of taking control? At a cook-in we take control of
    someone's kitchen ;-) I am not 50 yet, but I
    remember the people who tried to voice their
    abhorrence of the Vietnam war.

    Back on topic- I finally found something to put in
    the empty drawer in the kitchen. Last October, I
    asked the attendees, what to do with the empty
    drawer. Most just growled something about having
    that many drawers in a kitchen...

    We are really looking forward to cooking with
    ya'll. See you Saturday.

    Katherine G. Barto [email hidden]

    Kinda OT but..... an extra drawer? Drool. We have a kitchen
    without even one drawer. Kind of a ramshackle coffee "shack"
    that works for many years..but I lust for drawers🙂. Thunder

    smithfarms.comsmithfarms.com
    Farmers & Sellers of 100%
    Kona Coffee & other Great Stuff

  3. (David Barto) said:

    Back on topic- I finally found something to put in
    the empty drawer in the kitchen. Last October, I
    asked the attendees, what to do with the empty
    drawer. Most just growled something about having
    that many drawers in a kitchen...

    So what did you find to put in the drawer?

    Quoted message said:

    We are really looking forward to cooking with
    ya'll. See you Saturday.

    I hope I can. Things are not looking good right now, since
    I still don't have an assignment. I thought I could, but
    since I am not working at the moment, and not sure when I
    will be, I might need to conserve my savings. If I can find
    some per diem work this week, that might change things so
    that I can attend.

    Christine

  4. "David Barto" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Charles Gifford <[email hidden]> wrote: You
    people are too young to know what an "Anything-In" is.
    History means nothing anymore. <sigh> Kids today.

    I hope I understand. You mean a 'sit-in' as a way
    of taking control? At a cook-in we take control of
    someone's kitchen ;-) I am not 50 yet, but I
    remember the people who tried to voice their
    abhorrence of the Vietnam war.

    Indeed. There were many __-In events; lie-, stand-, sleep-,
    and especially the wonderful Love-Ins (I can fondly discuss
    these with a little liquid encouragement). Our Cook-Ins are
    more like the immortal Laugh-Ins.

    Quoted message said:

    Back on topic- I finally found something to put in
    the empty drawer in the kitchen. Last October, I
    asked the attendees, what to do with the empty
    drawer. Most just growled something about having
    that many drawers in a kitchen...

    Gonna be a surprise eh?

    Quoted message said:

    We are really looking forward to cooking with
    ya'll. See you Saturday.

    Katherine G. Barto [email hidden]

    Thank you Katherine. I'm looking forward to it too!

  5. Quoted message said:

    Charles Gifford <[email hidden]> wrote: You people
    are too young to know what an "Anything-In" is. History
    means nothing anymore. <sigh> Kids today.

    I'm guessing you're approaching a hundred, then. Because
    Mario Savio didn't invent them:

    en.wikipedia.orgSit in

    --Blair "He just turned
    them into a great way to
    get laid."

  6. "David Barto" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Charles Gifford <[email hidden]> wrote: You
    people are too young to know what an "Anything-In" is.
    History means nothing anymore. <sigh> Kids today.

    I hope I understand. You mean a 'sit-in' as a way
    of taking control? At a cook-in we take control of
    someone's kitchen ;-) I am not 50 yet, but I
    remember the people who tried to voice their
    abhorrence of the Vietnam war.

    Back on topic- I finally found something to put in
    the empty drawer in the kitchen. Last October, I
    asked the attendees, what to do with the empty
    drawer. Most just growled something about having
    that many drawers in a kitchen...

    We are really looking forward to cooking with
    ya'll. See you Saturday.

    Katherine G. Barto [email hidden]

    A family situation has come up and I won't be able to make
    it. I'm hoping that there will be other times to meet some
    of my local yokals and have some fun. I'll likely be out of
    town during the event, my mom is really old and
    ill. I think it's great you opening your home to virtual
    strangers like myself, thanks for that.

    Suzan

  7. smithfarms pure kona said:


    Kinda OT but..... an extra drawer? Drool. We have a kitchen
    without even one drawer. Kind of a ramshackle coffee
    "shack" that works for many years..but I lust for
    drawers🙂. Thunder


    I'm building a new house, and in the kitchen, the island is
    nothing but drawers. I specified this due to the lack of
    drawers in my present kitchen. Pan Ohco

  8. Pan Ohco said:
    smithfarms pure kona said:

    Kinda OT but..... an extra drawer? Drool. We have a
    kitchen without even one drawer. Kind of a ramshackle
    coffee "shack" that works for many years..but I lust for
    drawers🙂. Thunder

    I'm building a new house, and in the kitchen, the island
    is nothing but drawers. I specified this due to the lack
    of drawers in my present kitchen. Pan Ohco

    Many years ago, my mother had her kitchen redone with
    drawers, excepting the space under the sink. Working fine
    some 20 years later.

    If you're doing this, make sure any drawers that will hold
    heavy pans, dishes. . . are on high grade glides designed
    for the weight. Those silly little wooden goodies under the
    center of most drawers won't cut it.

    jim

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