Hi Nancy,

 NB>  NB>> Maybe you should plan to take one of yours with you just in
 NB>  NB>> case, if there's a next time... 

 RH> We'll see what the circumstances are. If we can bring the camper,
 RH> we'll have good knives with us. It's a rather complete kitchen, as you
 RH> will see.

 NB> Actually, I think I have seen.... 

We keep adding to it tho. (G)

 NB>  NB>>>> That works...  
 NB>  RH>>> It's become routine now. If I get wrapped up in something else
 NB>  RH>>> and it cools too much, I can reheat it. If it's too hot, I can
 NB>  RH>>> add an ice crescent. (G) Mostly, tho, it's just right.
 NB>  NB>>> Got it down to a science, I see...
 NB>  RH>> Basically so. I don't mind the smell of coffee, just can't take
 NB>  RH>> the taste of it so will enjoy my tea in the morning instead.
 NB>  NB>> Keeps everybody happy...    Around our house, it's generally
 NB>  NB>> milk instead of coffee or tea.... 

 RH> Steve is lactose intolerant; I gave up drinking milk some years ago so
 RH> we don't keep the regular stuff on hand. He'll have almond milk on his
 RH> cereal and I use the dry in baking. I'll mix some of the regular up in
 RH> small amounts, as needed, for cooking also.

 NB> Meanwhile, neither of us is lactose intolerant, thankfully.... and I'm
 NB> coffee-intolerant.... 

I'm not coffee intolerant; I just can't take the taste of it.

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