Saturday, April 03, 2004
...the things that dreams are made of…
Dear friends,
I am in awe, total eyes-wide-open, jaw slack, arms hanging limply at sides, torso leaning forward, butt pooched out awe. Think of Bugs Bunny in “Beanstalk Bunny,” stumbling onto Elmer Fudd’s giant carrot patch. It’s that kind of awe.
Look at where the good folks at the Writers Colony at Dairy Hollow are putting me up for the month.
I cannot believe that I am not only allowed, but encouraged to live and work in this beautiful space. I can’t believe that I will be using this amazing kitchen for my class. I am just beyond words. I cannot get there fast enough.
Do they allow you to have visitors? Because I think you need some moral support during this very...um...trying time in your life. Yes, that’s it. You need support.
I agree with Snowball. Don’t fret Bakerina, we are there for you!
On another note - in my blog surfing I came across this http://www.toomanychefs.com/archives/000954.html
entry on kosher eggs! thought you would either [a] already be aware of this or find it fascintating
Of course there will always be someone needed to carry the bags.
*Sits bolt upright at the back of the class, hand up and sporting a big cheesey grin*
You *are* going to mention all the brand-name appliances and cabinets and such in your book, aren’t you? 
dang dang dang! nice digs!
I just hope they have a good internet connection.
Lovely. I trust you WILL come back. Right? I’m not sure I’d have the willpower to ever leave.
I feel used. Like an old KitchenAid(tm) appliance surrounded by KraftMaid(tm) cabinets above Cultured Stone(tm)(a division of Owens Corning) floors.
I’m happy for Bakerina. But I’m sad that such crass commercialism has to invade the writer’s “retreat.”
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Do they allow you to have visitors? Because I think you need some moral support during this very...um...trying time in your life. Yes, that’s it. You need support.