Maureen- Re:FiestaWare plates

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That is a nice pie plate too. I have one similiar

with fluted edges, they are very easy to clean. I

still want the plum FiestaWAre plates. It's all about

the color. I have the same problem, put a pie or

cobbler in the fridge and I can wake up on the hour

and get another helping until it's gone.

Oh now did you spill your coffee? That's OK,

yesterday I bumpedmy tall tea cup and it flipped over

and the tea flew all over a report the boss way laying

on my desk, he even helped me clean it up but it did

look like he stopped to grit his teeth and mumble

something.

Smiles,

Donna

 

--- Maureen <ailanthus wrote:

 

> This is so funny--I just had this exact conversation

> with my partner

> maybe two weeks ago So I know the ones you mean

> and I love the way

> they look. But I've had my heart set on this one

> for a while:

> http://tinyurl.com/2v9tvo (They're about the same

> price.) And then

> there's the other thing--the one where I'm totally

> incapable of leaving

> pie alone and I'll swear up and down that it wakes

> me up from a sound

> sleep, begging me to eat it. So I'm not sure

> whether a snazzy new pie

> plate is such a good thing for me. I've been making

> crustless pie

> filling/fruit spready things over the summer that

> make me very happy,

> but I think they'd look lonely in a pie plate.

> See, the issue isn't my

> lack of self control; it's wanting my food to be

> happy. What can I

> say, I'm just a giver But the Fiestaware pie

> plates are really

> neat. You should have them. And I shouldn't type

> while I'm drinking

> coffee. Ever.

>

>

> thelilacflower wrote:

> > I love the pie plates Sue, I cod make appelpaj in

> one and the zucchini pie in the other. Maureen do

> you have the pie plates?

> > Donna

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