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From: tron@fluke.UUCP (Peter Barbee)
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Subject: Re: My Favorite Subject...
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Date: Tue, 3-Dec-85 21:33:42 EST
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Cooking for that special someone (especially the first time);

To me the mood is as important as the meal, things like candles, flowers,
a nicely done table, and ,of course, good tunes.

It's a lot of fun to do the shopping *with* the person if that works out, 
I'm recalling (quite fondly) an episode several months ago that revolved around
most of a day spent noodling around our farmers market looking at this and
that, eventually buying ingredients for a elegantly simple meal.

As far as people "being obsessed with what to have not having a very good
sex life" (excuse the paraphrase) you can most kindly shove off.  If you think
so little of a discussion is it necessary to insult it?  Or did you just want
to make sure we knew what you thought?  Gosh thanks, I'll ask you before I
post again.

Peter B