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Skriven 2006-04-14 14:45:58 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
    Kommentar till text 300 av MICHAEL LOO (1:123/140)
Ärende: GOOD THINGS 519
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Hi Michael,

 RH> sure he gets the ice cream.  We're sort of making up a mental list of
 RH> places we've got to go back to before leaving.

 ML> Good idea. Chances you won't be back to paradise, the earthly
 ML> one, for a while, and by the time you can afford it, you may
 ML> not have the time, what with the pastorate duties and all.

The time will be there but not the money.  Speaking of, looks like we
will be buying a new car this year, picking it up on the mainland after
leaving here.  One more thing went wrong on the van last night (driver
door handle--something inside is making it not want to work); Steve has
to try to get a look at it &see how easily it can (or not) be fixed
before deciding positively.

 ML> Let me guess. Haleiwa Joe, Ono's, BLC, a malasada place,
 ML> maybe a shave ice stand or two?

First & third are spot on, others include Chef's Table, our favorite
Korean place (and other hole in the wall Korean type), Stan Sherif
Center (tonight, garlic fries), any place with good friends.  We will
not go back to Monterey Bay Cannery (not that great except a decent clam
chowder) Maruka Chaya (Japanese we were less than thrilled with), tony
Roma and Sizzler (available on the mainland), debatable about Dixie
Grill since we'll be going to southern cooking, OTOH, possibly Molly's
BBQ since it's closer...............

 RH> assignment is that it would be close enough to Southern Seminary for
 RH> Steve to possibly start his Master's work.

 ML> Is that his chosen school? There have to be a gazillion
 ML> reputable Baptist seminaries in South Carolina.

He's still not 100% decided but courses from one Southern Baptist
seminary are pretty well transferrable without issue to another. OTOH, a
Southern Baptist seminary to non or vice versa may have problems with
some courses.


 RH> but it's more of an idea than we've had so far.  Back to good old
 RH> southern cooking!
 ML> How can you have good old southern cooking without pork?!
 RH> It'll be tough but---maybe this will get Steve to speed up his
 RH> re-acceptance of it.  I can hope for that, anyway. (G)

 ML> Wonder if there's a Kosher Southern cookbook. Or even more
 ML> amusing, a Halal one.

I imagine if I looked on Amazon, or waited until I got there.  Some of
the larger cities had signifigant Jewish populations in ante bellum
times.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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