From: shallotpeel@rcn.com 
  
 In nyc.food on Mon, 18 Aug 2003 11:43:34 GMT  in Msg.# 
 , Frank Lynch 
  wrote: 
  
 > On 16 Aug 2003 21:12:16 -0700, in a clarity of expression resembling 
 > Cicero, nazhemeban@yahoo.com (wat wat wat) wrote: 
 > 
 > >(fixings for) cucumber sandwiches and avocado sandwich 
 > 
 > Our power wasn't on 'till 7 PM Friday, so we were probably one of the 
 > last groups to be able to buy food. Went to a grovcery store and 
 > bought three possibilities knowing the risks, and the only one which 
 > smelled alright after opening was the smoked salmon; cooked it in 
 > scrambled eggs. 
  
 Didn't get power on here till around 9, supposedly one of the last 
 complete. We knew they had power in Park Slope so we walked over to 
 the 2nd Street Cafe where there was a full house non-stop that went on 
 & on. Walking home we could see neighborhoods alit that had been dark 
 on the way over. Just a little bit later we had power, too. I had 
 chocolate cake with white & cocunut icing. For the life of me I can't 
 think what I had besides that. LOL  Oh, wait, I know. I had their 
 macaroni & cheese. I'd never had it there before. Interesting, 
 especially the very crunchy crust/top layer. 
  
 -- 
 DonnaB-giving give credit where it's apparently due! The Blackout of 
 2003, it was Cleveland's fault! 
  
 "You are only given a tiny spark of madness. If you lose it, you're 
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