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Re: Cooking Dinner for a Date?
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Steve
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Mar 27, 2001 11:57 PST
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For a first date, I think not. Probably better to meet on neutral ground
and figure out if a second date is forthcoming. But, for a second date,
invite her over, have a nice bottle of wine ready (two if you don't know
whether she prefers white or red), and cook a nice risotto. Have the prep
work done in advance so you aren't chained to the kitchen, and have some
time to hang out together before dinner. Works like a charm.
-sd
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From: Ben Waltzer <ben-@get.topica.com>
Reply-To: dating-@topica.com
To: dating-@topica.com
Subject: Cooking Dinner for a Date?
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 11:05:31 -0800
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Hey folks,
Here is a question to think about. Is cooking dinner for a first date a
good idea? If so, what should you make? Something light, something
heavy? Help all those wannabe chefs out there!
Share your opinions by hitting reply or sending an e-mail to
dating-@topica.com.
- Ben
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