On Balance Potluck
Two weeks ago we dissected potluck pros, cons and protocols. The discussion got an idea cooking: Let's have our own potluck.
No need to RSVP, since rsvp-ing for a potluck defeats the simplicity of an easy way to get-together. But tell us: Where should we go? What should we bring? Can we serve hootch online? (This may violate Wash Post policies; I'd better check.) Should we include kids or not? Spouses? Mothers-in-law? I think so -- the more the better and I'd love to see everyone's families. I call dessert -- my pseudo-homemade chocolate chip cookies that taste better than made-from-scratch.
What will you bring?
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By Leslie Morgan Steiner |
November 2, 2007; 7:00 AM ET
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