Hi Nancy,

 NB>  RH>> Yes, we brought an empty cooler................
 NB>  NB>> Did it go home full...?  ;)

 RH> No, we only used it a few times to transport boughten stuff back to
 RH> the camper. It went home empty.

 NB> Useful in the interim, though....  :)

Quite so, and will be even more so on the next trip. The place where the
team stays only has a dorm size fridge (a full size one is available
wheere we do the cooking) so last year our cooler supplimented the small
fridge. Planning on doing likewise this year, plus Steve and I will have
the camper fridge for our stuff.

 NB> etc. You  RH>> might have a good part of the training done already,
 NB> just in OJT.  NB>> Most likely, I'll just end up doing more of the
 NB> same, if at all...  :)

 RH> As long as you enjoy it. Same as me and running a sewing machine. (G)

 NB> I don't detest it, anyway... it just comes naturally as the situation
 NB> dictates... whether for me, Richard, or someone else....

Seems that's how things work out for most people--you find a niche that
you enjoy and earn either a living or pocket money in that realm. I
wouldn't want to be a professional cook/chef, even tho cooking can be
fun. There are enough other issues involved with doing it professionally
that I wouldn't want to deal with.

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