"Nonnymus" wrote in message
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> We enjoy eating in the formal dining room when cruising. However, to save
> a little money, we eat at BOTH seatings, by changing clothes, using
> different names and sitting at a different table. The food from the
> second seating goes into Mrs. Nonnymus' ample purse and we store it in our
> cabin's refrigerator. By the end of a 30-day cruise, we usually have
> enough lobster, prime rib, grilled Salmon and desserts saved up to last us
> 5-6 weeks when we get home.
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> It's also a good way to preserve our cruise memories by reliving the
> dining experience, once we're back home. Mrs. Nonnymus has a very formal
> dress she wears when serving these leftovers and tries to speak with a
> foreign accent to add to the authenticity.
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> Nonnymus---
> For those of you who might
> not have guessed it, this
> Is not my real name.
I thought Nonny was your first name and Mus was your last name. Whatever it
is, I would love to cruise with you; perhaps I already have!!
You recently invited us to your home, but after reading this post, we talked
it over and deciced not to come there until just after your next cruise.
The grub should be better then, even if it is "leftovers". :-)
Ermalee <---gaining weight, just thinking about all that cruise food
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