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Subject: Re: Sorry about the fire at Johanna's Kitchen

Author:
Anne Briggon

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Date Posted: 17:58:39 02/09/05 Wed
In reply to: Esther H. Grumblin 's message, "Sorry about the fire at Johanna's Kitchen" on 02:00:30 02/09/05 Wed

I'm just glad nobody got hurt, Esther, it looked serious there for a while. No wonder you colapsed.

>Well, if you were among the restaurant guests last
>night, I'm so sorry about the kitchen fire! It was
>Johanna Grumblin's old stove that caught fire, I think
>it was time to have it replaced. While cooking the
>pork I kept putting it in the oven repeatidly, then on
>top of stove and back into the oven. The food was of
>course burned but I couldn't help myself. Funny thing
>was that I didn't even need to open the stove door to
>get out the food to start over. I've heard about Maids
>Inc. complaining about espresso cups being hard to
>clean, I think this was related.
>
>Anyway, I'd also like to apologize for being so tired,
>but Annalica is my first child, I find it hard to
>combine looking after a baby and running Johanna's
>KItchen, but I don't want to close either.
>
>Johanna's Kitchen has got a new and modern stove, we
>are open daily. Welcome!
>
>Esther H. Grumblin

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