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Melting Pot In December

Our annual sisters dinner at the Melting Pot. We pay to cook our own food. The shopping done by the restaurant. We climb into a huge booth, tell jokes, stories, sing funny songs about serious stuff — some sympathize, others laugh not understanding this is a true story. And we divide two bottles of wine. the cheddar cheese melts and devours morsels — we pop into our mouths Memories made, smiles exchanged. The waiter’s named David, who’s serving another David and he reminds me of a library book No, David, only I say Slow down, David. With one glass of Chateau Michelle this is a funnier joke. sisters poke the pot — assorted skewers hold meat boiling in hot oil Now I’m feeling like the holiday roast. This is one place that should only be done once a year. We talk some about kids but our families are mostly forgotten as we enjoy the adult bonding. Our sis-in-law was afraid we might add in shots. We did not but the food itself is intoxicating. After dessert we must make it to the car. the yin and yang white and dark chocolate sweetens fruit and cake 12/17/2018

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Date: 12/18/2018 10:23:00 AM
Ah, a new "Fav".
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Kim Rodrigues
Date: 12/18/2018 1:27:00 PM
Ohhh...it was delicious! Thanks so much...hugs, Kim

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