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> BM> I read the original, and it appears (which I didn't realize from your > BM> post) that the hosts had makings for a meal that they generously > YES! I forgot that part!!! Thanks. I should have > hunted for the > article but I was too lazy to go through the recycling > bin. Sorry. Next > time I'll put wanted article right here by the puter > and refer to it > directly instead of trying to do so from memory. > Talk about GALL. Yes. The woman said her widowed > friend was fantastic > cook.... A compliment at the face of it but an insult > for how it was > used as a manipulative matchmaking tool. > My sister is a fantastic cook. When she came to visit > we cooked > together. She taught me a few tricks here and there. > We had a great > time. But I'd never burden her with the responsibility > of cooking an > entire meal even if she offered. If the request was > made say for a > family gathering to help with the meal preparation > that would be > different and okay as long as the good cook is > willing. > BM> thought the widow would be delighted to prepare for the date (while > BM> the hosts made themselves scarce.) It was the hosts who asked the man > These hosts are true meddlers. That's for sure. I > hope the widow > knows to make HERSELF scarce from them, now. > BM> to leave after the widow departed. I'll bet it will be a long time > BM> before either the man or the widow accept a dinner date without very > BM> closely questioning the would-be hosts, and assessing their trust in > BM> said would-be hosts. > A VERY long time. But I also bet you that host and > hostess took > offense rather than learned a valuable lesson as Ms. > Manners attempted > to *politely* provide. (She is not one to be rude to > the rude, she > has more style than that- yet there's no escaping how > the cluelessly rude > will react as if they're being unjustly offended > instead. Of course. Each of us knows what's best for the others. Unfortunately, the others just will not agree with us. ;) ---* Origin: T E X A S ! (1:382/48) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 382/48 3613/1275 123/500 106/2000 633/267 |
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