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Offline achookwoman

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Re: travel
« Reply #15 on: July 14, 2010, 01:59:46 pm »
Yes I'm like Judy and love being waited on when away,  however good food is hard to find,  even in the most expensive places.   I take a note book and write down interesting ideas to try out when I get home.   This time I will be looking for convertible recipes.   I have even been seen asking for a copy of their Menu.   Most restaurants are happy to give me one if I tell them that I will mention them on my blog.  Like THermomixer,  I am usually itching to 'have a go',  but DH has wised up to my inclinations and insists that we are on holidays,  so no Thermomix and no cooking.  We are going for only 2 weeks this time so should survive.  You will all know when I am back.

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Re: travel
« Reply #16 on: July 15, 2010, 07:37:06 am »
sigh.............if only :'(

My DH hates eating in restaurants. I love it. He never did as a child as his folks were misplaced persons after the war and money was very very tight for quite some time. I guess they also had the language barrier too. Hence I cook when we travel.  It's usually in the van so that's fine.
DD and I try to make up for it when we travel. :D
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Re: travel
« Reply #17 on: July 15, 2010, 02:14:16 pm »
How different our DH's can be.   I bet you do have fun when away with DD Cookie, no cooking ;) ;)  and all that shopping :D :D

Have a great holiday Chookie, drive safely. Make room in the car for all those menus you will be collecting  :D :D
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Re: travel
« Reply #18 on: July 15, 2010, 04:00:50 pm »
Have a great holiday Chookie. Look forward to hearing from you when you get back. Stay safe
Jan.  Perth,  Western Australia
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