Book Cases: From A to Z: The Perfect Dinner

Saturday, May 19, 2007

Do you agree that six people at a home can produce the best possible dinner?

Erin said...: I think it depends on the people and the circumstances and such.; 9:58 AM, May 21, 2007
kc said...: Yes.; 12:03 PM, May 21, 2007
Ben said...: The church I sing at just started a program to get members to know each other better called "Dinners for six." Six members are to gather at one of their houses for dinner once per month for three months (three different houses). I wonder whether they got the idea from this book.; 8:40 AM, May 22, 2007
cl said...: Hmmmm. I'd trump Fisher's table of six with our table of five. I miss our Murse.; 5:19 PM, May 23, 2007
cl said...: It's interesting how she goes full circle with eating alone in this last piece. What I understood is that if she's satisfied with the choices and relationships in her life, than dining with six or two, or even alone, all have their rightful place and frequency.

I'd like to say the same someday.; 5:21 PM, May 23, 2007

Saturday, May 19, 2007